Raghda

She grew up in the Syrian city of Aleppo where her father's house included 14 children. Raghda enrolled at the Arabic language division of a literature faculty in Aleppo University.[1]

She began her career in (The Peacock - Al Tawoos) 1982 with Salah Zulfikar and wote a successful duet with Ahmed Zaki in four films and a duet with the Syrian artist Duraid Lahham through the film (Borders - Al Hodood) 1984 and (The report - Al-Taqreer) 1986. She has also participated in (Sorry for Bothering - Asef lil Izaag) 1986 with Salah Zulfikar, “Istabl A’ntar” (“A’ntar’s Stables”), “Al Dawaer Al Mughlaqa” (“Exclusive Circles”), “La Ilah Ila Allah” (“There is no God But God”), and (Kaboria - Crabs) 1990. Her well known theatrical performances include “Saloumy” and “Al Rahaen” (“The Hostages”).[1]

One of her most well known roles whatever, was playing Queen Zenobia in "Al-Ababeed" (The Anarchy). She later worked as an announcer on “Garrat Al Qammar” (“Neighbor to the Moon”) in 2002.

Raghda was briefly married to Abdallah al Kahhal, a Syrian businessman and fellow Aleppine, but they were divorced some years later. She has 4 children.