Abdul Rahman Al-Rashi

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Name: Abdul Rahman Al Rashi (also Abdul Rahman Al-Rashi).
Nationality: Syrian.
Birth: September 7, 1934, in Damascus, Syria.
Death: April 12, 2014 (age 79) of respiratory failure.
Profession: Actor.
Known credits: 22 (TMDB).
Career focus: Mostly film.
Rise to fame: 1970s.
Notable films: The Fox, Kafr Qasem, Al-Mughannoon (1990), Layla, Ma Raison (1989), Al Tair (1998).
Notable television series: Genghis Khan, Lord Abu Saleh, The Alley's Gate.
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Abdul Rahman Al Rashi was a Syrian actor born on September 7, 1934, in Damascus, Syria. He rose to fame during the 1970s, working primarily in film. His filmography includes titles such as The Fox and Kafr Qasem. Later film credits include Al-Mughannoon in 1990, Layla, Ma Raison in 1989, and Al Tair in 1998.
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In addition to his film work, Al Rashi appeared in various television series. His television credits include Genghis Khan, Lord Abu Saleh, and The Alley's Gate. He maintained a career with 22 known credits. Al Rashi died on April 12, 2014, at the age of 79 due to respiratory failure.
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Abdul Rahman Al Rashi was a Syrian actor born on September 7, 1934, in Damascus, Syria. He rose to prominence during the 1970s, working predominantly in film. His notable film work includes The Fox and Kafr Qasem. Other film credits associated with his career include Al-Mughannoon, released in 1990, Layla, Ma Raison in 1989, and Al Tair in 1998.

Beyond his film career, Al Rashi also worked in television series. His television credits include Genghis Khan, Lord Abu Saleh, and The Alley's Gate. Throughout his career, he is credited with 22 known works. Al Rashi passed away on April 12, 2014, at the age of 79. His death was attributed to respiratory failure.
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"Abdul Rahman Al Rashi was a Syrian actor born on September 7, 1934, in Damascus, Syria. He rose to prominence during the 1970s, working predominantly in film. His notable film work includes The Fox and Kafr Qasem. Other film credits associated with his career include Al-Mughannoon, released in 1990, Layla, Ma Raison in 1989, and Al Tair in 1998.

Beyond his film career, Al Rashi also worked in television series. His television credits include Genghis Khan, Lord Abu Saleh, and The Alley's Gate. Throughout his career, he is credited with 22