Donia abdelaziz biography of donald

Life is full of challenges and hardships, some easier to navigate than others, and there’s no fixed way to deal with them. When Donia Samir Ghanem appeared as a guest on the latest episode of the ‘Big Time’ podcast with Amr Adeeb, she was asked about how she and her sister, Amy, coped with the loss of their parents, the late actors Samir Ghanem and Dalal Abdelaziz.

Donia spontaneously responded that they hadn’t fully overcome their parents’ departure and that they were still navigating their way through the grief, highlighting that everyone deals with such challenges differently.

Many assume that life experiences are shared and that all people go through them in identical stages. However, there are always individual differences between one person and another, something that should never be open to questioning or judgment.

Your story doesn’t have to be the same as mine, and we don’t all have to overcome sadness the same way. Each person must take the time they need to deal with hard times; this may take months or years and sometimes even linger forever. What’s really important is to have a reliable support system to lean on, family or friends, who are willing to invest time and effort to try and ease any challenges.

The immigration attitudes coming from the governments of both the United States and Tunisia are on my mind this week, and not for any good reasons.

On one hand, you have the Biden administration working tirelessly to enact Trump-era policies that unfairly and inhumanely target asylum seekers.

On the other hand, you have President Kais Saied of Tunisia saying some incredibly racist remarks regarding refugees in the country.

These racist and xenophobic attitudes are abhorrent, period. More needs to be done, not just in Tunisia and the US but truly around the world, to ensure that all people are welcome and respected.

So much more to say, but I want to keep it brief for now.

Thanks for allowing me to share that, friends. Now, let’s get right into it. I am so excited to introduce this week’s guest feature: Donia Ismail!

Donia is a French Algerian-Egyptian journalist and Social Media Editor for Slate.fr. writing mostly about the Arab World and its diaspora. She has written on the concept of Arabfishing in France, Arab moms’ love for Lady Diana, the Egyptian rap scene, and the potentially complicated experiences of renewing Algerian or Moroccan passports in France.

Donia is also the deputy editor-in-chief of Arabia Vox, an online platform that sheds a light on the Arab World and its diaspora through social issues and culture, and questions the Arab identity.

She is also the producer of Allô 213podcast, winner of the Paris Podcast Festival 2022, which focuses on Algeria.

In 2022, Donia joined the collective Arabengers which sheds a light on MENA cultures. The collective plans multidisciplinary events that showcase the diversity of identities and cultural scenes in the region. In July 2022, Arabengers organized Raconter l’Algérie (Recount Algeria), an event to pay tribute to the independence anniversary and shed a light on Algerian heritage.

Donia is one of the nicest and supportive human beings I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. Always looking

Stars News Sun, Oct 1, 2023

January coincides with the anniversary of the birth of one of the most famous acting duos that achieved remarkable success, not only on the acting level, but also extended to family life, the two artists and the late spouses Dalal Abdel Aziz and Samir Ghanem.

Samir was born on January 15, 1937 in the village of Arab Al-Atola, Assiut Governorate. While Dalal was born on January 17, 1960 in the village of Feraghan, Sharkia Governorate. Just as the month of birth brought them together, the couple graduated from the Faculty of Agriculture, where Samir graduated from Alexandria University, while Dalal graduated from Zagazig University.

What makes the story of Dalal Abdel Aziz and Samir Ghanem distinct from others is that they achieved great artistic success, in addition to gaining wide acceptance among the masses. Which became evident after their death, as grief overshadowed the citizens in the Egyptian street, as if they had lost someone close and dear to them. On the occasion of their birthday, let us learn about the details of the love story that brought their hearts together, in addition to the artworks that brought them together on screen.

First Encounter

Dalal Abdel Aziz met Samir Ghanem for the first time in the scenes of the play "Welcome Doctor" was not their first meeting. Where coincidence brought them together many years before, and when Samir Ghanem was presenting one of his theatrical performances in Alexandria with the Troupe Adwaa Al-Adwaa Al-theater, and at that time Dalal was still a child, and when she saw him in the street by chance, she ran after him, and he stood to greet her and was nice to her by playing in her hair strands and then left her and gone. Dalal Abdel Aziz stated in one of the television interviews that Samir Ghanem used to joke with her after marriage, saying: "If I had known that I would marry you, I would have pushed