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Nadera Emran

Pioneering Jordanian actress, significant contributor to Palestinian and Arab cinema.

Born
1946
Born in
Hebron, Palestine
Path
Cinema
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Nadera Emran is recognized for her impactful performances in television drama and her contributions to the Arab cinema, particularly in Palestinian-themed and Jordanian productions.

Their story

Nadera Emran is a Jordanian actress born in the Palestinian city of Hebron. She started acting at a young age and gained prominence in television drama. Her notable works include "Saladin Al Ayuoobi," "The Imam," and "The Invasion."

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Milestones

The moments that shaped Nadera’s path.

  1. 2001

    Appeared in the series "Saladin Al Ayuoobi.".

  2. 2007

    Featured in "The Invasion.".

  3. 2012

    Portrayed Sajah bint Al-Harith in "Farouk Omar.".

  4. 2013

    Played Mary in "The Riddle of the Crucifixion.".

  5. 2017

    Starred in the series "The Imam.".

Legacy

What they built, changed and left behind.

  1. Role in "The Invasion" (2007).

  2. Portrayal in "Farouk Omar" (2012).

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  3. Acting in "The Riddle of the Crucifixion" (2013).

  4. Appearance in "The Imam" (2017).

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