
Acting · Born Jun 21, 1929 · Died Mar 30, 1977 (47) · Al-Helwat, Al-Sharkia, Egypt
Born Abdel Halim Shabaana (عبد الحليم شبانة) in al-Halawaat, Sharkeyya (Delta of Egypt), graduated from the Higher institute of Arabic Music - Composing Department in 1948. For four years, he taught music for school children in Tanta, Zagazeeg and finally Cairo. In 1959, he resigned and joined the Cairo Radio Orchestra as an oboe player. His first radio broadcast song was “Lekaa". His first appearance on the silver screen was in “Lahn Al-Wafaa”. Abdul Haleem joined “Sawt al-Fann” production company, with the world famous composer Abdul Wahhaab and director of photography Waheed Fareed, which produced a great number of films and audio works. His acting was characterized with simplicity and spontaneity. Haleem did not only sing in Egypt, but also in all of the Arab countries and some European countries. Almost all of the composers of the Arab world composed the music of his songs. His patriotic songs outnumbered 300 songs and poems. All the Arab audiences still remember some of his famous scenes on the silver screen. Abdel Halim never married, yet rumors say that he was married to superstar Soaad Hosny.

The Farewell Song
197810.0

My Father Is on the Tree
19695.7

Idol of the Masses
19677.1

Adham Al-Sharqawi
196410.0

قاضى الغرام
1962

Alkhataya
19627.0

A Day of My Life
19618.0

The Girls in Summer
19608.3

Love Story
19597.0

Ismail Yassine Is A Military Policeman
19587.0

The Love Street
19587.3

The Man of My Dreams
19577.0

The Empty Pillow
19577.0

Girls of Today
19566.7

Dalila
19569.0

Appointment with Love
19566.6

Nights of Love
19558.0

Days and Nights
19557.7

Our Best Days
19557.4

Melody of Devotion
19558.0