Wadad is a singer in a traveling theater who takes care of Ahmed’s children while he is away for work, moved by a child who reminds her of her deceased daughter. She has a painful history with Abu al-Maati, whose deception caused her daughter’s death, and hides the truth from Ahmed as their bond grows. She later tricks Abu al-Maati into confessing that he framed Ahmed.
A singer in a mobile band and one of the story's central characters. After being stranded with her friend Maysa, she meets Dr. Wahid and falls in love with him, but hides her profession from him. She becomes a key witness in Abbas's murder case, testifying that she spent the night in his apartment and helping secure his acquittal.
Sabah has 89 screen credits in a career dating back to 1945. Signature works include Women's Gang, Let me sing, The Days of Lulu. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
