Adnan Ibrahim (1949 - 2007) عدنان إبراهيم

Biography

An Iraqi director, who began his career as an actor in Iraqi drama, where he acted in series, such as The Wolf and the Eyes of the City (1980). He then turned to television directing, where he directed a number of Iraqi and Arab series. He worked in Saudi Arabia for several...Read more years at ARA Art Production company, in which he directed many television series, including Mirrors, as well as some patriotic songs by artist Mohammed Abdu. He also worked in Beirut as director of the MBC channel office for several years, after which he moved to reside in Syria, where he directed several television series, including The Night of Secrets and Ragaha. He was killed on December 8, 2007 as he was about to enter his office in central Damascus, by being stabbed in the neck, back and heart 17 times.

- Nationality:
- Iraq
- Date of Birth:
- 1 July 1949
- Birth Country:
- Iraq
- Died on:
- 8 December 2007
- Death Country:
- Syria

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Filmography

Director (17)
- - - Citizen J
    - 2007 - Series
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- - - Thamnataeish
    - 2006 - Series
    - (Director)
- - - Rajaha
    - 2005 - Series
    - (Director)
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- - - Layl Al Sarar
    - 2004 - Series
    - (Director)
    - free
- - - Daoud in Hollywood
    - 1998 - Series - Riddles
- - - Maraya 96
    - 1996 - Series
    - (Director)
- - - Mirrors 95
    - 1995 - Series
    - (Director)
- - - Al Ghirbal
    - 1993 - Series
    - (Director)
- - - Eawdat eiswid
    - 1985 - Series
    - (Director)
- - - Alrahil almor
    - 1983 - Series
    - (Director)
- - - Al Abb
    - 1981 - TV
    - (Director)
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- - - Al Umr Mahattaat
    - 1981 - TV
    - (Director)
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- - - Qisas Khalijia
    - 1981 - Series
    - (Director)
- - - Alfalfa Thread
    - 1980 - Series
    - (Director)
- - - Lohom Fasida
    - 1980 - TV
    - (Director)
- - - Mo Lel Be'a
    - 1980 - TV
    - (Director)
- - - The Wedding
    - 0 - TV
    - (Director)
Actor (6)
- - - Qisas Khalijia
    - 1981 - Series
- - - The Wolf and the Eyes of the City
    - 1980 - Series
- - - Hopes
    - 1980 - Series
- - - Our Life
    - 1980 - Series
- - - lahazat alqua
    - 1980 - Series - SeriesB
- - - Jurf Al Milih
    - 1974 - Series
Writer (2)
- - - Thamnataeish
    - 2006 - Series
- - - The Wedding
    - 0 - TV
    - (Writer)
Producer (1)
- - - Fobya Baghdad
    - 2007 - Series
    - (Executive Producer)
Editor (1)
- - - Al Ghirbal
    - 1993 - Series
    - (Editor)

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Biographies:

An Iraqi director, who began his career as an actor in Iraqi drama, where he acted in series, such as The Wolf and the Eyes of the City (1980). He then turned to television...Read more directing, where he directed a number of Iraqi and Arab series. He worked in Saudi Arabia for several years at ARA Art Production company, in which he directed many television series, including Mirrors, as well as some patriotic songs by artist Mohammed Abdu. He also worked in Beirut as director of the MBC channel office for several years, after which he moved to reside in Syria, where he directed several television series, including The Night of Secrets and Ragaha. He was killed on December 8, 2007 as he was about to enter his office in central Damascus, by being stabbed in the neck, back and heart 17 times.

Trivia:

He was married four times, as he married Iraqi actress Eltfat Aziz, with whom he had a son named Carmel. He also married actress Maha El Masri, with whom he had two kids, Tif, Reem. They lived together for nearly 10 years in Riyadh before they separated. In 2004, he married actress Norman Asaad, and they divorced in 2006. He married his fourth wife, the Syrian Maya Al-Takhin, who is the daughter of the Syrian ambassador to Germany, and they have a daughter named Ghada.
He was subjected to a planned assassination through fatal knife stabs while entering his company's headquarters in the Syrian capital, Damascus.