About

Known credits:
15
Birthday:
1939-04-11
Place of birth:
Qena, Egypt
Website:
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Abdelrahman El-Abnoudy

Overview

An Egyptian poet and writer, born in the village of Abnoud, Qena Governorate, in 1938, before he moved with his family to the city of Qena. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Arabic Language from Cairo University, and was well versed in the Arabic language. He formed a creative trio with Amal Dunqul and Yahya Al-Taher, and they wrote classical poetry in the early sixties, after which he turned into colloquial poetry, which was turned into many songs for the most prominent singers, including Abdel Halim Hafez, Mohamed Roushdy and Shadia. He also wrote the lyrics of many TV series, such as Mountain Wolves and Al-Nadim. He wrote different stories about his life in Upper Egypt, which were published in separate episodes in Al-Ahram newspaper, and were collected in the book My Sweet Days, which was published in three parts. He passed away on April 21, 2015 at the age of 76.

Known for

Writing
2023 A Rare Currency Writing Lyricist N/A
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2006 Leisure Time Writing Lyricist 59
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2001 الكومي Writing Lyricist N/A
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1998 Alseera AlAshouria: AlHarafeesh Writing Lyricist N/A
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1998 Date Wine Writing Lyricist 58
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1986 The Collar and the Bracelet Writing Writer 58
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1986 Qaffas al-Harim Writing Lyricist N/A
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1986 The Innocent Writing Lyricist 59
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1984 Black Tiger Writing Lyricist 59
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1980 A Night When the Moon Cried Writing Lyricist 58
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1975 Tears Run Dry Writing Lyricist N/A
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1973 The Song of Death Writing Writer 59
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1972 A Song on the Passage Writing Lyricist 58
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1969 My Father Is on the Tree Writing Lyricist 58
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1969 Bit of Fear Writing Lyricist 58
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