Fadila Tawfiq, known as “Abla Fadila”, has left our world today, and she is considered one of the icons of childhood memories for past generations, whose voice remained associated with the minds of many generations. She was born on April 4, 1929, and became famous for her stories during the seventies, eighties and nineties of the last century. Through the most famous program for children on Egyptian radio, in the Arab world.

She was distinguished by her gentle voice and her simple performance, which was able to reach the hearts of many children and adults who were keen to listen to her, and her stories aimed to help parents instill educational values ​​and principles in their children, and since that time “Abla Fadila” was associated with every family and her radio program became one of the most famous Children’s programs.

No one forgets the presenter of her famous program, which begins with “Oh children, oh children, come with us so that we can hear Abla Fadila”, and who began her radio career as a link announcer, in 1953, and it is said that on one of her working days she met the great radio broadcaster Muhammad Mahmoud Shaban, who is famous for “Baba Sharo She said to him, “I wish to work as a presenter for children’s programs.” Baba Sharo replied, “He is the one who works on this radio file alone.”

The late journalist began presenting the newsletter on the radio, and in 1959, her dream came true by working on the most famous program for children, and the Arab world, which was known as “Ghinwa and His Story”, and among her most famous stories for children, “A Cup of Milk”, “The Farmer’s Girl”, “The Little Chick”. “,” Rabbit and Fox “,” Little Broom “,” Black and White “,” Daddy’s Work “,” Sketchbook “,” Cat Apricot “.

After her departure today, at the age of 93, in Canada, we review, in this report, the last interview that the late had with colleague Menna Allah Hamdi, during “The Seventh Day” TV.