The beautiful actress Safiya Al-Omari is considered one of the icons of beauty and fashion in Egypt and the Arab world, as she always appears with her delicate and elegant looks and natural beauty.
She entered the field of art at the hands of producer Ramses Naguib, and presented the audience with many distinguished works engraved in their minds, most notably the series “Nights of the Dream”, which produced 6 parts, and this work is considered one of the most prominent works presented in the history of Egyptian drama.
Safiya Al-Omari was born in 1955 and began her life as a “translator” in international conferences. She married the artist, Jalal Issa, and Rizka Boldin.
And she said during a television interview with her: “The secret of my eye drawing is during my participation in a series with the participation of a wonderful artist, and I refused that makeup helps me before filming. “.
Safia Al-Omari admitted her regret for participating in the sixth part of the Dream Nights series, saying: “I lost all the history of the dreamy nights with my participation in the sixth part, and I was really refusing, and I never wanted to participate in a new part, and after my participation in the work, I said this is not the dreamy nights.”
The artist, Safia Al-Omari, revealed information that she did not read the new scenario of Layali Al-Helmeya and was involved in the embodiment of the series, adding: “I got involved and did not want to go into many needs that tired me psychologically and tired, and my voice was trapped.”
The artist, Safia Al-Omari, explained the reason for her refusal to marry after her separation from her first husband, the late artist Jalal Issa, where Al-Omari said that she did not like to repeat the experience of marriage again.
She indicated that she did not hate men, but wanted to devote herself to raising her children, “suspending: “Mahbash, a strange man came to them.”
She also confirmed that her relationship with “Issa” was very good after their separation, and that they were friends, and he repeatedly tried to marry her again, but she met his desire to refuse, commenting: “I am glad that he married a virtuous woman, and in contact with her and my relationship with her and with her.” Her son, Mahmoud, is very good.
It is noteworthy that the artist Safia Al-Omari was chosen as a goodwill ambassador to the United Nations in 1997, but she apologized for her position in 2006 in protest of the war on Lebanon.