2022/01/05
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The Egyptian artist Omar El-Sayed Salem El-Gizawy, who is known artistically as Omar El-Gizawy, lived throughout his life, making people laugh in his famous films and monologues: “Al-Fak, Al-Fakouk, and Al-Nashuk”.
And the leader Gamal Abdel Nasser honored him for his participation in the war effort in 1956, and he received a certificate (merit) from the late President Anwar Sadat.
Shadia caused a stroke, and he died
He was one of the most famous who presented monologues, and during the period of the tripartite aggression once morest Egypt in 1956, all Egyptian singers presented songs and enthusiastic melodies, and although he recorded the song (Yalla Min Al-Buhaira.. Yalla Men Of Upper Egypt) with his voice.
But the artist was surprised by the artist, Shadia, who sang it in the name of “Egypt Today on Eid.” When he learned of this, he became depressed and sad, then had a stroke. He lived 9 months later, and died on April 22, 1983.
Got up during autopsy
And one of the strangest situations that happened to him – according to the “Akhbar Al-Youm” portal, when he was riding in a car, the steering wheel was lost in the driver’s hand, and it fell into the canal, but the driver jumped before it fell, and Al-Jizawi sank while he was inside the car in the depths of the water, and everyone believed that he was found His death, and when the forensic doctor came to autopsy his body, everyone who was in the morgue was astonished when they found him rising up sitting, and repeating: This is the power of God.
Married 8 times
Al-Jizawi was polygamous, and he first had 4 girls, then 3 boys, then he married the Lebanese dancer Anwar Hussein, and he had a son named (Moin) and he lived in Lebanon with his mother, and the family did not know anything regarding them, and then he married 7 women, but he did not beget them.
accused of communism
It is noteworthy that Omar al-Jizawi revived the marriage ceremony of President Sadat and Mrs. Jihan, and the political police accused him at the time of communism because he did not sing to King Farouk, and Youssef Wahbi said of him that the voice of al-Jizawi is like steel that does not change and remains bright.
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