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1) | Leqaa Sweidan | 10 | ||
2) | Sawsan Badr | 11 | ||
3) | Magdi Rashwan | 12 | ||
4) | Ahmad Rateb | 13 | ||
5) | Ahmad Seyam | 14 | ||
6) | Mohammad Gomaa | 15 | ||
7) | Hesham Al Sherbini | 16 | ||
8) | Mofid Ashour | 17 | ||
9) | Shady Sorour | 18 |
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1) | Mohamed Aboul Ela El Salamouny | Writer | 1 |
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1) | Shady Sorour | Director | 1 |
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1) | Mohamed Hamdy Raouf | 2 |
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1) | Nadia El-Meligy | 2 |
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Shaimaa Saied | After the murder of her mistress, Shajarat al-Durr’s slave girl flees to Baghdad to open a bar. She presents a play in which she commemorates Shajarat al-Durr, and plays her in the play. The Abbasid Caliph al-Musta'sim and his minister come in disguise, and the Caliph finds himself condemned in this show, because he issued the fatwa prohibiting the ruling of Shajarat al-Durr. 378 |
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