Logo
artist cover image
artist

Official Links

About artist

Atiyat Abdul Fattah Ibrahim

Fifi Abdou Dancer

Fifi Abdou, born Atiyat Abdul Fattah Ibrahim on April 26, 1953, in Cairo, is an iconic Egyptian belly dancer and actress, revered for her contributions to the art form during her career. She began performing at age 12 and gained prominence in the 1970s, becoming a top attraction at various venues. She has faced criticism for her performances, including a jail sentence in 1991 for "depraved movements." Abdou's acting credits include roles in Egyptian cinema and popular television dramas, especially during Ramadan. Married five times, she has three daughters and is known for her charitable work in Cairo, remaining one of Egypt's wealthiest women.

Country

Egypt

Born

April 26, 1953

Age

73 yrs

Photos

Fifi Abdou's personality, appearance and style

Videos

Fifi Abdou's skill, personality and the energy she brings to her craft.

No Videos Yet

Videos will appear here once they're added. Click the plus button to add one.

Socials

Fifi Abdou's content, collaborations, and interactions with fans.

No Social Posts Yet

Social media posts will appear here once they're added. Click the plus button to add one.

Featured news
Update Feb 5, 2025

Medikal’s manager calls for urgent support for Ghana’s Music Industry

Flow Delly, the experienced music manager behind award-winning rapper Medikal, has called for increased investment and structured support to help Ghana’s music industry thrive. Speaking passionately about the challenges plaguing the industry, he emphasized the urgent need for financial backing, better royalty systems, and more recognition for Ghanaian artists on the global stage. According to Flow Delly, many talented musicians are struggling due to a lack of adequate support. “We all know there are so many talented artists out there who need help. It’s heartbreaking to see artists with great potential struggle,” he lamented. He pointed out that the biggest challenge facing the industry is the absence of investors willing to inject funds and resources to help it flourish. “Our music industry needs investors—people who will put in money and resources so that the industry can grow,” he stated.

modernghana.com
GH