Fayza Ahmed

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Fayza Ahmed (1934-1983) was an Egyptian singer and actress from a Syrian and Lebanese origin

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[edit] Beginnings

Born in 1934 in Sayda, Lebanon from a Syrian father and a Lebanese mother. Has five children and nine grandchildren.

[edit] Death

Fayza Ahmed died on September 21, 1983 [1]in Cairo after suffering from Cancer

[edit] Filmography

[edit] Sources

  1. ^ IMDB

[edit] External links

Fayza Ahmed at the Internet Movie Database

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