Ahmad Hilmi Net Worth

Ahmed Hilmi is an Egyptian actor, writer, and producer born on November 19, 2018 in Cairo, Egypt. He made his first big screen appearance in the 1999 film Aboud ala el hedoud, where he co-starred alongside Alaa Waley El Din and gained attention for his comedic performance. He then went on to star in films such as Omar 2000 (2000), El Nazer (2000), and El Selem We Al Thoghban. His career began when director Sharif Arafah saw him on the Egyptian Satellite Broadcast program "Leighb Eyal" and cast him in the starring role of Aboud Ala El Hedoud. Ahmed is a 1993 graduate of the Academy of Arts, High Institute for Theatre Art. He believes his most sophisticated role was in the film Omar 2000, particularly the scene in which he had to bury a friend. He admires his father for his idealism, kindness, and wisdom, as well as Ahmad Zaki for his acting talent and Adel Imam and Samir Ghanem for their comedy. He believes that the success of the "Youth Cinema" trend can only be judged by audiences.
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Who is it?	Actor, Writer, Producer
Birth Day	November 19, 2018
Birth Place	Cairo, Egypt, Egypt
Age	5 YEARS OLD
Birth Sign	Sagittarius

💰 Net worth

Ahmad Hilmi, a multi-talented individual hailing from Egypt, has gained recognition for his diverse contributions within the entertainment industry. As an accomplished actor, writer, and producer, Ahmad Hilmi has catapulted himself into the spotlight, garnering immense success and acclaim. With his talent and dedication, it comes as no surprise that his net worth is estimated to reach an impressive range of $100,000 to $1 million by the year 2024.

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Biography/Timeline

1901

He was born in Plovdiv (Filibe), where his father, Süleyman Bey, was a consul. This is where his title Şehbenderzâde, meaning "son of a consul", comes from. He has taken his first education from the religious official (müftü) of Plovdiv, until he moved to İzmir with his family. Later he entered Galatasaray Lycee. Upon the end of his education, he started to work as a government official in Beirut. Due to a political Problem he ran away to Egypt from Beirut. In 1901 he returned to İstanbul, but later he was arrested and exiled to Fizan. Here his interest in Sufism grew and he started to believe in the Sufi thought of wahdat al-wujud (وحدة الوجود, "unity of being"). His entry into Sufism changed his views greatly and the influence of Sufism on his works are very clear.

1908

In 1908, following the declaration of the Constitutional government (Meşrutiyet) he returned to İstanbul. Here, he started to publish a weekly newspaper named İttihat-ı İslam ("Islamic Union"). However the newspaper could not continue for a long time and he started to write in some other papers. In 1910, he started to publish another weekly newspaper named Hikmet ("Wisdom"). The same year, he established a publishing house named Hikmet Matbaa-yi İslâmiyesi ("Wisdom Islamic Publishing"), which published mostly works on Islamic thought.

1911

With his own unique thought he started to criticise İttihat ve Terakki Cemiyeti ("Committee of Union and Progress"), mostly in his newspaper Hikmet, which was turned into a daily paper from weekly by the year of 1911.

1914

He died in October 1914 due to poisoning. It is not very clear if he was "killed" by poisoning, however there is a very renowned claim that he was poisoned by Freemasons, who were his well-known rivals. This claim is not proved.

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