Abdel Aziz Salam

Egyptian author, born December 1, 1915. He obtained a diploma from Dar Al-Ulum in 1940. He worked at the beginning of his professional life as a teacher, then resigned and went to work in journalism, until he reached the position of editor-in-chief of Al-Massaha magazine, Al-Orouba magazine, and Art of Cinema in 1948. He also wrote stories, scenarios and dialogue for cinema, starting with the movie (The Lottery Sellers) in 1947, starring Rajaa Abdo, with whom he became close friends, and he became her favorite song writer, including (Ya Bibibin Farewell), composed by Ahmed Sedqi in 1950 in her film, which she produced (My Love, So Much). He continued his love of eyes, so he wrote (Dari Al Oyoun) for the talented and beloved Mohamed Fawzi, which he sang to the cinematic beauty Camellia in the movie. (Soul and Body), as he wrote for cinema: The World is Sweet by Shadia, I Am the Past by Faten Hamama, Stay with God by Al-Kahlawi, and Khaled Bin Al-Walid with Hussein Sidqi. Maha Sabry's first films are Dreams of Girls, Hani Shaker's films (When Love Sings) and Farid Shawqi (Antar Bin Shaddad), and he wrote the story of the film (Love Beach) by Farid and Samira Ahmed, although he did not write his songs. He wrote to Farid (In front of him, enough, my eyes, take my heart, ask me the night, and your quarrel, my heart, and my division with you, and my dialogue, let me get out of here with the light of guidance). He wrote for Asmahan (I once entered the garden), for Farid and Scheherazade (Give me a date and meet me), for Souad Muhammad (He keeps wanting to forget me), and the most beautiful songs of Muharram Fouad (Oh, I miss you, answer me), and for Sabah who loves me and I love him, and for Ali and the story of her movie with Ahmed Ramzi and Al-Nabulsi (The Lover of My Life).. Abdulaziz Salam answered the call of his Lord on Saturday, January 7, 1984