Ahmed Zaher graduated from the Faculty of Commerce before receiving a bachelors degree from the Higher Institute for Theatrical Arts. His television works include “Al Ragol al Akhir” (The Last Man), “Amshir,” “Li al ‘Adalah Wojooh Kathira” (Justice Has Many Faces), “Hadeeth al Sabah wal Masaa” (Morning and Evening Talk), “Al ‘Ussyan” (Disobedience), “Al Haqeeqa wal Sarrab” (Mirage and Truth), “Samehoony Makansh Qasdy” (Forgive Me I Didn’t Mean It), “Khalf al Abwab al Mughlaqa” (Behind Closed Doors), “Umm Kalthoum” and “Harat al-Tablawy” (al Tablawy’s Neighborhood). He has also worked on the 2002 play “Edla’y ya Doussa” in addition to “Wada’an ya Bakawat” (Farewell Tears).
The Suit
(Self)
Captain Hima
(حسام)
Three-Quarters Decent
Unruly Friends
(د / روؤف)
Day 13
Fares
Sayed The Ace
(Sayed The Ace)
Black February
عش العصفور
My Guide Dog
(أدم)
Rendez-Vous
Marriage on Cellophane Paper
A Groom from a Security Agency
(تقدم لخطبة حبيبة)
Talk To Mum
Forced Escape
(محمود أحمد زهران - شاهد الزور)
Belia We Demagho El Aliaa
(Hani)
Cell 07
The Story of Hayat
Adam
Truth and Mirage
Rahim
Abu Hafiza
العيادة
(مراد نشأت السلحدار)
Case c
El Sakr Shaheen
Social
(Shihab)
Sahranin
The Other Man
Son of the Poor
Mountain Wolves
Break the Impasse
اختيار إجباري
(آدم)
The Disobedience
Moharb
Ne'ma, The Lawyer
Harun Al Rashid
Om Kulthum
The Prince
(Fathy)
Morning and Evening Talk
(أحمد)
Justice Has Many Faces
Words on Paper
(فرج شبل)
The Flood
Lu'lu'