Abir Sabri, a talented Egyptian actress, was born in 1971 in the vibrant city of Cairo. She pursued higher education at Ain Shams University, earning a degree in law before embarking on her artistic journey.
Abir's early career in the entertainment industry began as a show host, showcasing her charisma and stage presence. Her breakthrough came when renowned director Ali Abdel Khaliq handpicked her for a role in the 1994 film "Al Those Who Were Saved from The Fire," alongside notable actors Amr Abdel Gelil and Tarek Lotfy.
This initial collaboration with Abdel Khaliq led to her subsequent appearance in the film "Women's Doorstep" alongside esteemed actresses Nabila Ebeid and Farouq Al Fishawy. Throughout her career, Abir worked on numerous films, solidifying her position as a prominent figure in Egyptian cinema.
However, in a significant career shift, Abir took a temporary hiatus from acting after adopting the Islamic veil. During this period, she continued to work as a host on religious shows, demonstrating her versatility and dedication to her craft.
After a brief hiatus, Abir returned to acting in 2010, rekindling her passion for the silver screen. Her subsequent appearances in films such as "Feelings," "Light of My Eyes," and "Birds of the Nile" further cemented her status as a talented and resilient actress.
