Saba Mubarak

At 48 years old, Saba Mubarak has this physical status:

In 2011, Mubarak established Pan East Media, a Jordanian media production company. The company started its production activity in 2013 through the TV series Zain and Tawq Al Asphalt in 2014.

Personal life

Mubarak was born to a Jordanian father (Ahmed Mubarak) and a Palestinian mother (Hanan Al-Agha). She has one sister, Aya Wuhoush. She got her bachelor's degree from Yarmouk University in Irbid in 2001. She is a fan of sports and nature. She spends time in the gym, as well as jogging or walking outside in nature. She also loves swimming and kickboxing.

Her first marriage to the late Tunisian director Chawki Mejri ended with divorce, and she has a son called Ammar since 2004.

Mubarak is a Muslim, but she played a Christian woman in the Egyptian film The Monk.

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Career

Mubarak attended Yarmouk University, where she graduated in 2001. She studied theater acting and directing at the university.

She began her acting career in 1998 in the Jordanian television show directed by Mohamed Azizia Qamar wa Sahar. She is known as a first-rate actress in Arab drama and has appeared in more than 40 TV productions. Seraa Al-Rouh, Aghooz, Omar Khayam, Sada Al-Rouh, Ahl Al-Rouh, Haza Al-Gharam, Wara's Al-Gharam, Sarbat Al-Muhaj, Ahl Al-Rouh, Haza Al-Wobh, Haza Al-Gharam, Sir Ahmed, Aggarah, Naseem Al-Rouh, Al-Ah, Al-Mo Al-Mo Al-Moeeh, Harrah, Haza Al-Ah, Warah, Haza Al-Moh, Kheh, Al-Moh, Al-Moem, H-Wob, Ahl Al-Rouh, Harrah, Hawa Al-Gharam, Harram Al-Rouh, Sera Al-Rouh, Hawa Al-H, Al-Moeeeeeeeem, Agheerah, Kheerah, Heday Al-H, Serah, Al-H, Al-Moeeeh, Naseeeeh, Kheerah, Harram, Sera Al-H, Haza Al-Rouh, Harrah, Haza Al-Rouh, Haza Al-Kheerah, Soldah, Ahl Al-Moh, Assh, Al-Gharam, Ham, Binoh, H, Al-Moh, Mo, Al-Mob, Haza Al-Mob, Harrah, Haza Al-Moh, Khayam, Al-Mob Al-Moeeem, Al-Shamm, Al-Mob, Tawa Al-H, Al-Mob, Haza Al-Mob, Al-Al Al-Mob, Hawa Al-Mob Al-Rouh, Al-Rouh, eh, Serah, Harrah, Hawa Al-Moba'eeeeeem, Hawa Al-Gharam, Hem, Al-Moeeeem, Harrah, Kheerah, Harrah, Al-Moh, Al-Mobah, Al-Mom, Al-Gharam, Harram, Harram, Harram, Harram, Harrah, Bina Al-Gharam, Al-Gharam Al-Rouh, Serah, Marrah, Harrah, Khayam, Heman Al-Kheerah, Harram, Al-Sah, Harrah, Al-Gharam, Moh, Huss, Harram, Mo-Akheerah, Serah, Ahl Al-Zah, Al-H, Al-Hudah, Al-Gh, Hawa Al-Rouh, Hamm, Harrah, Al-Rouh, Al-Moh, Harram, Al-Gharam, Hawa Al-Rouh, Harram, eeh, Khayam, Harrah, Ai eh, Harram, Harrah, Naseeh, Habyam, Al-Gharam, Afrah, Haza Al-Gharam, Khob, Serah, Harrah, Al-Gheerah, Al-Mob, Ayam, Hawa Al-Mob, Afra, Hawa, Al-Moh, Hem Al-Mob Al-Mob, Agheerah, Haza Al-Mob, Ah, Al-Mob, Harram, Al-Kheerah, Al-Em, Hem, Hem, Mob, Ayam, Hazza Al-Rouh, Ayam, Ayam, Moba Al-Gharam, eeeh, Agheerah, Harram, Seerat Al-Moh, Al-Moh, Ayam, Al-Gh, Harram, Aj, Serah, Al-Gharam, Khaya Al-Mob, Aj, Al-B, Harrah, Al-Moh, Al-Mob, Al-Mo Mubarak appears in the series alongside Horeya Farghaly, Dina El Sherbiny, Injy El Mokkaddem, Nada Moussa, Ramsi Lehner, and Amr Saleh.

In the Tunisian film L'Odyssée, Mubarak's debut in Arab cinema was in 2003. She has appeared in several Jordanian, Syrian, and Egyptian films, including Safar Al-Ajneha, Out of Coverage, Junoon Al-Hob, Transit Cities, Bentein Men Misr, Kingdom of the Ants, The Monk, and The Price. She began working in Egypt in 2010 with her role in the film Bentein Men Misr (Two Girls from Egypt). She appeared in another Egyptian film, Al-Raheb (The Monk), alongside Egyptian actress Hani Salama. In Hisham Al-Aysawi's film The Price (Al Thaman), alongside Egyptian actor Amr Youssef, she played Dima, a Syrian woman who fled her house and took refuge in Cairo, where an Egyptian man named Magdy appears, and a series of events begin to unfold. Hamilton has appeared in two Swedish films Hamilton: In the Interest of the Nation and Agent Hamilton: In the Interest of the People and Agent Hamilton, but not if it concerns your daughter in 2012. In the Turkish film The Visiter: Aleppo to Istanbul, she appeared.

In 2011, Mubarak founded Pan East Media, a Jordanian production house owned and operated by Saba Mubarak, with the aim of delivering authentic audio-visual content and displaying first-rate artistic work on both regional and international levels. Zain, the light Jordanian comedy drama television series, which aired on many Arabic television networks, including MBC and Abu Dhabi One, became the company's first production effort in 2013. The company produced the TV series Tawq Al-Asphalt, a Bedouin historical drama collection based on Shakespeare's Hamlet, in 2014. On Abu Dhabi One, it was broadcast during Ramadan 2014.

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