Fatma Al Tabei

An Egyptian actress, whose full name is (Fatima Abdo Muhammad Al-Tabei), was born in 1953. She obtained a bachelor’s degree from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in 1978, and focused her efforts largely in television drama, and her series include: (Muhammad is the Messenger of God to the World, Arab-Islamic Civilization, Al-Mawardi Street, The Mill), and she also starred in a few films, including: (Al-Ans Station, A Thousand and One Kisses, and Scorpions Hill). She retired from art and has been wearing the hijab since the mid-nineties.