Badie' Khayri
male

Born on August 18, 1893 (131 years old)
Passed Away on February 03, 1966
From Egypt
Known for Writing
Biography
An ancient Egyptian poet, playwright and writer. He was born in the Maghribin neighborhood, one of the most popular neighborhoods in Cairo, and entered the book and memorized the Qur’an. He wrote his first poetry at the age of 13 and from a young age was a frequent theater attendant and read a lot, so he became very strong in the Arabic language. He made a revolution in the world of zajal when he wrote several poetic seas in one poem instead of the traditional system that prevailed, which was the man's arrangement on one poetic sea. He worked first in his life in the Egyptian Telephone Authority after graduating from the Teachers High School due to the strength of his English language, as the authority needed it to translate English messages coming from England during the British occupation of Egypt. One of the directors of the authority and later worked as an English language teacher.
Cast Credits
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- 1969
- 1968
- 1966
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- 1941
Mr. Omar
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Story
1941
Mr. Omar
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Dialogue
1941
Mr. Omar
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Scenario Writer
1941
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Wives factory
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Dialogue
1941
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Wives factory
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Lyricist
1941
A Thousand and One Nights
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Dialogue
1941
A Thousand and One Nights
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Screenstory
1941
Layla the Country Girl
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Lyricist
1941
Layla The Schoolgirl
as
Lyricist
1941
The Victory of Youth
as
Dialogue
1941
Forever
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Writer
1941
A Thousand and One Nights
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Screenplay
1941
- 1940
- 1939
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- 1934
- 1931
- 1975
- 1965
- 1952
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- 1936