Everyone used to see the late artist Dalal Abdel Aziz appearing holding a red rosary. What is the secret of this rosary that does not leave her hand even between filming times? In some television or radio interviews, the artist was asked about her rosary and why she always appears, and is there an intention to wear a veil? Questions we answer in the following lines, among her and her late husband’s answers, from the archives of Egyptian television and radio.

The late artist, Samir Ghanem, was asked in one of his television interviews with the famous Safaa Abu Al-Saud about the late “Dalal”, was she religiously committed in a house to perform prayers and worship? He said, “Dalal, you don’t know her at home from acts of worship, whether fasting, night prayers, reading the Qur’an, and prayer, especially in Ramadan, to the extent that a period passed during which she was seriously thinking about retiring and wearing the hijab after she was affected by the death of the artist, Madiha Kamel, because she accompanied her very much, but she postponed the idea for a while, and he had an opinion on This issue is that she does what she feels and is comfortable with. I can never force her into a need, especially since Dalal inside her is a very terrible faith in all her behavior and life.

Dalal Abdel Aziz (2)

And about her rosary, the late artist said in one of the television programs with the famous Amir Karara, “The first time I caught the rosary was in 1994, after my first dramatic tournament in the series” No. And the studio and swimming between filming times, so I felt very comfortable, and I remembered the phrase “Verily, in the remembrance of God, do hearts find rest” and from that time it became associated with me everywhere, and I had daily roses that helped me to complete it, and a reminder of God between me and my Lord is something that makes me happy.

And the late woman continued her conversation with “Karara”: “My first rosary I preferred with me 20 years ago, and it was interrupted and I collected it again, and I still have it.