The same year, he also appeared as Salah in director Hatem Ali's Al-Taghriba Al-Falastiniya, which dealt with the struggles of a Palestinian family over several generations. Sheikh Najib anchored his reputation with Layali al-Salhiya (Good Nights) in 2004, a Syrian crime drama with an all-star cast.
He then appeared in Baqaya Suwar (Remnant Photos) in 1999 and part 3 of Al Bawasel (The Valiant) in 2002. He has tackled tragedy and comedy, mainstream soap operas and dramas addressing deep social issues.Īfter his graduation from the acting academy, Sheikh Najib soon got his break on television with popular Ramadan nighttime Syrian dramas, Al Tayr (The Bird) in 1998, and Al Jamal (The Camel), the next year, which were broadcast across the Arab world.
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īy 2020, Sheikh Najib had more than 70 TV shows to his credit, as well as half a dozen feature films. His repertoire includes not only modern theatre but also world-renowned classics such as Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment. Soon after, he earned a scholarship to study in France, where he acted in several festivals, and also appeared in plays in Germany. Sheikh Najib graduated from Damascus's Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts in 1998. He made a few appearances on television and on stage when only a teenager. Growing up, Sheikh Najib used to accompany his father on set, which nurtured his passion for the craft of acting.
His father, actor and director Mohamed El Sheikh Najib, and his mother, Khadija El-Abed, a traditional Syrian folk dancer inspired his early curiosity about the stage. Qays Sheikh Najib is a Syrian film, television and theatre actor born in 1977 in Damascus. Mohammad El Sheikh Najib, Khadija El-Abed
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