2022/05/07
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Nour al-Sharif, one of the most important stars of his generation and a great stature of acting in the Arab world, left an indescribable artistic legacy, his legacy and memory remain immortal in the hearts of his fans, but despite this, the artist lived a very harsh childhood, especially following the death of his father when he was not even one year old.
This is in addition to many secrets that no one came close to, but that Nour himself narrated at an early stage of his life, and recorded them during his confessions to those close to him.
Nour al-Sharif recounted in an old dialogue to him regarding his suffering, saying: “One of the teachers called Ali in the classroom, saying: “Where is the student Muhammad Jaber? I did not respond to him until the teacher came to me and explained my real name, so I answered him that my name is Nour Ismail, because they used to call me by the name Nour in my uncle’s house, so the teacher told me then from today your name is Muhammad Jaber, and when I came back I asked my aunt and she revealed the whole truth to me.”
And regarding his relationship with his mother, he said that he refused to shake hands with her when she married another man following his father’s death, and that when his mother came to take him, he refused because he hated her very much, so he ran to take cover in his aunt’s lap. People in the street gather around the kidnappers and take them to the police station.
Nour al-Sharif’s loss of his father made him at first fear a lot regarding the idea of marriage, believing that he might repeat what happened, and that he would die at the same age as his father. However, his culture and his desire for reading and knowledge built a wall of confidence within him that made him not fall prey to this obsession.
The artist Nour El Sherif said in a television interview: “His relationship with his late mother remained tense for many years, because of her marriage following his father’s death, and that he was angry with her a lot because of what she did, especially because he loved his father very much, and he remained so until he joined the Film Institute, and studied psychology, At this moment, Nour found a thousand excuses for what his mother had done,” and that he regretted his harsh treatment of his mother; Because her marriage was really for her, especially since she was young.
Nour El Sherif married the Egyptian artist Bossi, and they had “Sarah and Mai” and their married life went through difficult events, so a separation occurred in 2006, and in 2014 life returned between them, as Bossi decided to be present in his struggle with illness. He died on August 11, 2015, from Omar is 69 years old following a battle with lung cancer.
