Karim Al-Husseini Announces Return from Retirement

Artist Karim Al-Husseini has announced his return from his retirement decision, which sparked controversy this morning, and a large number of artists have supported him.

Karim posted on his official Facebook account, where he announced his decision to retire, as he said: “After the call of my role model Prof. Mohammad Sovi… which comforted my heart and reassured me, I will come out today. , God willing, to perform the best night of the show… I love you, my teacher and my role model.”

Karim Al-Husseini’s Initial Retirement Announcement

Recently, Karim Al-Husseini wrote on his Facebook account: “I have decided to leave the pursuit of fine art because I am really an (Old Novi) artist who belongs to the black and white fine art and Maspero era.”

He continued: “I have decided to give up trying for Ramadan dramas because, thank God, I am retired from work from 2021… Since I participated in the last series (The One Who Doesn’t Kabir), and since then I I have tried with all my strength, effort, faith and sure it will come, but it still will not come “I am tired and weary of this noise, this hypocrisy, hypocrisy, nepotism and paralysis.”

He added: “I am a graduate of the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts, Department of Acting and Directing, I have done postgraduate studies in acting at university and workshop level.”

He continued: “I teach dubbing, radio acting and voice-over at the university and workshop level, I work in the theater (State Theatre), which embraced me, but I am an (employee) of the State Theatre. So I act and I get £5,000 a month for that.