2022/02/01
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Nightingale Al-Asmar, Abdel Halim Hafez, Cinderella of the Arab screen, Soad Hosni, collected a great love story, which many of the audience learned regarding,
And this story turned into the marriage of the duo, but this matter remained and is still a matter of controversy until today.
The relationship between the great star Abdel Halim Hafez and the beautiful star Soad Hosni was of a special nature, which made it a fertile material for the media and social networking sites until today.
Secret marriage!
It was said regarding the relationship between the two parties, that it resulted in their marriage in secret at the request of Abdel Halim, who was afraid that his popularity would be affected and his popularity with girls affected, and it was also said that the relationship between them was nothing but a special friendship relationship.
fatal jealousy
And the great journalist Mufid Fawzy revealed in previous press statements that “Nightingale” was very jealous of Soad Hosni and was sending his driver to the places where he used to stay up late, to see the cars in the place to know who was with “Cinderella” on the same evening.
The great artist Nadia Lotfi also spoke in her memoirs regarding the reason that prevented the marriage of “Suad” and “Halim”, stressing that Nightingale, with his rural nature and conservative style, was not able to overcome the idea that “Souad” is a star,
She works in a difficult field, with which she can return home in the morning following she finishes filming, and because he might not get past such a thing, the relationship between them remained suspended.
love and deny
And journalist Ashraf Gharib had previously published an old article in the magazine “Al-Kawakib” regarding love in the life of “Abdul Halim” and described it, saying: “He was like a cat that loves and denies, and he loved Soad Hosni and then denied, accusing her on the magazines pages of lying and exploiting his fame in order to climb on his shoulder.”
The picture that sparked the crisis
In 1963, a violent crisis erupted between the late singer Abdel Halim Hafez and the late star Souad Hosni, and the cause of this crisis was a picture taken of Soad Hosni in swimsuits with American TV star David Hudson on a beach in Marsa Matrouh, the third of whom was the great artist Samir Sabry.
At that time, Abdel Halim and Souad Hosni had a strong friendship, and the late artist was in its beginnings, as she was no more than 20 years old, and Abdel Halim was always advising her, especially her spontaneous actions that the press might interpret in a way that affected her future that Abdel Halim wished for her.
Abdel Halim Hafez’s feelings were more than just friendship, and perhaps this image inflamed jealousy to erupt a crisis between them, which was the talk of the newspapers in the sixties, but rather that they return to their previous era following the end of the crisis.
disillusionment with the truth
After the death of Abdel Halim Hafez, many newspapers talked regarding a secret marriage that brought together the two late stars, and the truth got lost between statements confirming and others denying that the constant is the great love story that brought them together.
According to the details reported by artistic accounts and pioneers on social networking sites, the crisis revealed the true feelings of “Abdul Halim” towards “Souad”, which he was trying to make everyone
He imagines her in a framework that does not exceed the limits of friendship, before that image that angered him and hurt him and killed his feelings, ignites the fires of jealousy inside him, and makes the Nightingale and Cinderella the subject of newspaper conversations in the sixties.
It is noteworthy that Soad Hosni’s sister, Janjat, revealed in a television interview in 2016, the marriage document of Cinderella and Nightingale, customarily drawn up in 1960, which confirms the correctness of what some said that the emotional relationship between Cinderella and Nightingale resulted in a secret marriage between them.
