Rabat – Iconic actress Naima Bouhamala passed away today, prompting an outpouring of compassion from Moroccans who mourned the loss of a Moroccan star renowned for her unique acting skills and distinctive voice.
Bouhmala left behind a rich legacy of works from the theater to the big screen.
Among her most memorable works are the famous series Hadidan, as well as Angels Do Not Fly Over Casablanca.
She also appeared in other series, such as Wlad Laam, Hadda, and Krimo, among others.
In February, the actress suffered a heart attack and fell into a coma.
Her daughter, however, reassured her fans, saying she came out of the coma and was feeling better.
Many people from the Moroccan big screen and beyond mourned the death of the actress, including Moroccan artist Latifa Ahrar, who shared sincere condolences with the family of the deceased.
Actor and movie director Driss Rokh also mourned the actress, sharing his condolences to her family.
Moroccan singer Saad Lemjarred also shared his condolences via social media, describing Bouhmala as an iconic actress whose work and soul will remain “immortal in our memories.”
