Khaberni - Joumana Murad held an exhibition for the late Egyptian artist from Alexandria, Mustafa Ahmed, a move that sparked interest in the artistic community, although she did not personally know the artist, but she followed his works and paintings with passion.
In a message of praise from the journalist Lamis El Hadidi, she clarified that Joumana Murad's choice of the artist was not arbitrary, but stemmed from her humanitarian desire to restore his artistic rights and give him the recognition he did not receive during his lifetime.
Joumana Murad made sure to gather his works and searched for them everywhere, stressing that art is not limited to fame, but to appreciating talent and showing it to the public.
The journalist Lamis El Hadidi showcased on her Instagram account her visit to the exhibition, praising Joumana's interest in visual art, describing her not just as an actress who excels in her art, but as someone passionate about rare and significant paintings, and keen to follow what artists offer regardless of their fame.
El Hadidi added that Joumana held the exhibition for humanitarian reasons, to honor an artist whose rights were not appreciated, explaining that this initiative reflects her commitment to culture and art independently of any personal interests.
In another context, Joumana Murad is preparing to present the play "Fat on Honey" during the Riyadh Season 2026 events, a social comedy that includes funny situations and multiple surprises, featuring an elite group of Syrian drama stars.
Joumana also signed on to star in a new series titled "Grey Cells" to be aired in Ramadan 2026, consisting of 15 episodes, marking her first leading role in the season, written by Mariam Naoum, directed by Saad Hindawi, and produced by Kamel Abu Ali of Albatros, and she will start shooting after completing the final preparations.
