Hamdan Shalabi

Hamdan Shalabi

Saudi Actor and Lawyer

Hamdan Shalabi
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🎭 Hamdan Shalabi

Saudi Actor and Lawyer

 

πŸͺͺ Personal Information

Full Name: Hamdan Shalabi

 

Born: 1948

 

Place of Birth: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

 

Died: April 8, 2018 (aged 70)

 

Place of Death: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

 

Burial Place: πŸͺ¦ Al-Faisaliyah Cemetery, Jeddah

 

Nationality: πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡¦ Saudi

 

Religion: πŸ•Œ Muslim

 

Languages: πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡¦ Arabic

 

Professions: βš–οΈ Lawyer – 🎭 Actor

 

Years Active: Not specified precisely (his works span from the late 1970s to around 2010)

 

πŸ§‘‍🎀 About Him

Hamdan Shalabi presented more than 50 artistic works including theater, television series, and drama specials. He was one of the prominent faces in Saudi drama, especially during the 1980s and 1990s.

 

His most notable works include:

 

Asabe’ Al-Zaman (Fingers of Time)

 

Leilat Horoub (A Night of Escape)

 

Qanadeel Ramadan (Ramadan Lanterns)

 

Qasr Fawq Al-Rimal (A Palace on the Sand)

 

37 Degrees Celsius – Season 2 (his final appearance)

 

πŸ§‘‍βš–οΈ Beyond his artistic contributions, Hamdan Shalabi was one of the leading Saudi lawyers, successfully balancing his legal profession with his work in the arts.

 

πŸ“Ί Television Works

πŸ“½οΈ Series:

 

1978: The Seller of Lies

 

1978: Ramadan Lanterns

 

1982: Fingers of Time

 

1985: Don’t Get Involved, Habrouk

 

1992: A Palace on the Sand

 

1993: A Night of Escape

 

1998: Pardon Me, Father

 

2001: Hope and Pain

 

2005: When Truth Fades

 

2008: O People, Hey!

 

2009: My Neighbor Hammoudah (Guest Appearance)

 

2010: 37 Degrees Celsius – Season 2 (Guest Appearance)

 

πŸ₯ Illness

In 2015, he suffered a stroke that led to hospitalization, and his health continued to decline in the following years.

In his final year, he suffered from:

 

πŸ’” Heart enlargement

 

🌬️ Lung failure

 

🧠 Alzheimer's disease

 

πŸ•―οΈ Death

He passed away on Sunday, 22 Rajab 1439 AH (corresponding to April 8, 2018) after battling illness in his later years. He was laid to rest at Al-Faisaliyah Cemetery in Jeddah.