Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Alwiya Gamil (Arabic: علوية جميل), Egyptian actress of Lebanese origin whose real name is "Alayasabat Khalil Majdalani" I was born in Egypt in December 15, 1910 she married twice, which is small and the second in 1939 from the artist famous Egyptian Mahmoud el-Meliguy did not give birth to sons him, has a son and a single called "Isis", represented in the theater withYoussef Wahbi said that Youssef Wahbi chose her name "upper beautiful", represented in the film triumph youth in 1941 with brothers "Asmahan and Farid al-Atrash," provided through the role or "Anwar Wajdi," retired artwork in 1967 and turned to her family, and in the August 16, 1994 She died in her home.. }
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- Alwiya_Gamil abstract "Alwiya Gamil (Arabic: علوية جميل), Egyptian actress of Lebanese origin whose real name is "Alayasabat Khalil Majdalani" I was born in Egypt in December 15, 1910 she married twice, which is small and the second in 1939 from the artist famous Egyptian Mahmoud el-Meliguy did not give birth to sons him, has a son and a single called "Isis", represented in the theater withYoussef Wahbi said that Youssef Wahbi chose her name "upper beautiful", represented in the film triumph youth in 1941 with brothers "Asmahan and Farid al-Atrash," provided through the role or "Anwar Wajdi," retired artwork in 1967 and turned to her family, and in the August 16, 1994 She died in her home.".
- Alwiya_Gamil comment "Alwiya Gamil (Arabic: علوية جميل), Egyptian actress of Lebanese origin whose real name is "Alayasabat Khalil Majdalani" I was born in Egypt in December 15, 1910 she married twice, which is small and the second in 1939 from the artist famous Egyptian Mahmoud el-Meliguy did not give birth to sons him, has a son and a single called "Isis", represented in the theater withYoussef Wahbi said that Youssef Wahbi chose her name "upper beautiful", represented in the film triumph youth in 1941 with brothers "Asmahan and Farid al-Atrash," provided through the role or "Anwar Wajdi," retired artwork in 1967 and turned to her family, and in the August 16, 1994 She died in her home.".