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Feefy A’bdu is an actress and dancer that was born in the governorate of al-Manoufiyah. She began her career as a dancer as part of the folklore group “A’akef” and thereafter appeared as a dancer on cinema productions before being assigned a leading role in the Enaas al-Daghdaghy’s title “Imraa Wahida la Takffy” (One Women Is not Enough). Amongst her theatrical productions are “Shabbab Imraa” (1979), “Hazimny Yaa” (1992), “Ishta wa A’asal” (Honey and Cream) and “Edla’y ya Dousah”. The performer ...

Feefy A’bdu is an actress and dancer that was born in the governorate of al-Manoufiyah. She began her career as a dancer as part of the folklore group “A’akef” and thereafter appeared as a dancer on cinema productions before being assigned a leading role in the Enaas al-Daghdaghy’s title “Imraa Wahida la Takffy” (One Women Is not Enough). Amongst her theatrical productions are “Shabbab Imraa” (1979), “Hazimny Yaa” (1992), “Ishta wa A’asal” (Honey and Cream) and “Edla’y ya Dousah”. The performer has also taken part in several television productions which include “al-Aanissah Kaf” (Lady K), “Ma zal al-Neel Yagry” (The Nile Still Runs) and “Wazeer fee al Jibss”. Feefy is married to Jordanian businessman Mohamed al-Deedarry.