Mohamed Ramadan Age, Wife, Children, Family, Biography

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Bio/Wiki
Full Name	Muhammad Ramadan Mahmoud Hejazi
Profession(s)	Actor, Singer, Rapper, Dancer, Producer
Physical Stats
Height (approx.)	5' 8" (173 cm)
Eye Colour	Black
Hair Colour	Black
Career
Debut	Egyptian TV Series: Children of Streets (2006) as Mohamed Ramadan Egyptian Film: Ramy al eatsamy (2008) as Mohamed Ramadan Song: Ya Habibi (2020)
Awards	• Hollywood International Film Award for Best Actor for Speak, Scheherazade (2009) • Nile Drama Channels Youth Star Award (2015) • Nile Drama Channels Best Actor Award (2016) • Nile Drama Channels Best Radio Series Award for Neither Magic nor Sorcery (2017) • Nile Drama Channels Best Actor Award for Eagle of Upper Egypt (2018) • Shield of Honor from the British University in Egypt (2018) • Piaf Festival Best Actor Award for Earthquake (2019) • Africa Music Award for Most Popular Singer in Africa (2019) • Arab Satellite TV Festival Best Arab Actor Award for Prince (2020) • International Fashion Award for The King of Arab Men Fashion (2020) • Dubai Hospitality Festival Najm Award (2020) • Murex D’or Award for the Most Popular Arab Star (2022) • Filmfare Award for The Most Popular Arab Star (2022) • Luxor African Film Festival Creativity Award (2023)
Personal Life
Date of Birth	23 May 1988 (Monday)
Age (as of 2025)	37 Years
Birthplace	Giza, Egypt
Zodiac sign	Gemini
Nationality	Egyptian
Hometown	Giza, Egypt
School	El Saidia Secondary School, Egypt
College/University	Higher Institute of Theatrical Arts, Egypt
Educational Qualification	A degree in Theatre
Religion	Islam
Hobby	Travelling
Controversies	• Cockpit Controversy In October 2019, he posted a video online where he was seen sitting in the co-pilot's seat during a private flight to Saudi Arabia. In the video his hands were seen on the control wheel and a voice off camera remarked Mohamed Ramadan is the one driving the plane. This act violated Egyptian aviation regulations, which prohibits passengers from entering the cockpit during flight. Thereafter, the Civil Aviation Authority cancelled the licence of the pilot named Captain Ashraf Aboul -Yousr and banned him for life. The other pilot was suspended for a year. Later, Ashraf Aboul -Yousr filed a case against Ramadan and wanted a compensation for the damages faced by him due to the incident. In June 2021, Ramadan's bank accounts were frozen by Egyptian Public Prosecution and he had to pay £E6 million in compensation to the family of Aboul -Yousr as he died a year ago. ((BBC)) • Accused of being a Zionist In November 2020, Ramadan landed into a controversy after the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affair posted few photos where Ramadan was seen with Arab-Israeli footballer Dia Saba and Israeli singer Omer Adam in a rooftop party in Dubai. Thereafter, Ramadan received hatred from the Arab world especially in Egypt. Egyptian journalist and MP Mustafa Bakry criticized Ramadan for going against the Palestinian cause. The incident took place after several months of signing the normalisation deal between United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. The Union of Artistic Syndicates in Egypt suspended his membership for the same reason and a soap opera featuring him was cancelled. Thereafter, Ramadan stated that he was unaware of the nationalities of the individuals he was photographed with. ((The Guardian)) • Controversy regarding a photo with an Israeli Fan In August 2022, Ramadan posted a photo on his TikTok account with his arm around an Israeli fan named Maya Zecharia who was vacationing on the Greek island of Mykonos. This photo went viral on social media and received backlash in Egypt and Arab world. Critics accused him for promoting normalization with Israel after the formal peace treaty with Israel since 1979. This news was widely covered in Egyptian media such as Al-Masry Al-Youm. Thereafter, Ramadan did not react to the accusations and interacted with the criticism on social media with humour. ((The New Arab)) • Accused for meeting Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas In May 2023, Ramadan had a meeting with the president of the Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas. Later, he posted photos with him on his Instagram handle and stated in the caption that he was honoured to meet Mr. President Mahmoud Abbas Abu Mazen in New York. This post received both positive and negative criticism from the critics. ((Egypt Independent)) • Controversy regarding the Character's Name In October 2023, he stated in a video on his Instagram account that his character in a television series would be named Abu Obaida after the spokesperson for the Ezzedeen al-Qassam Brigades from the military wing of Hamas. This announcement led to criticism among viewers as using they thought using the name of a militant can have severe consequences. ((Sada Elbalad english))
Social Media	• Instagram • Facebook • YouTube • Twitter
Relationships & More
Marital Status	Married
Marriage Date	First Marriage- Year, 2008 Second Marriage- 6 December 2012
Family
Wife/Spouse	Nesreen El Sayed Abd El Fattah
Children	Son- 1 • Ali Daughter(s)- 2 • Hannen (From first marriage) • Kenz
Parents	Father- Mahmoud Hejazi
Siblings	Sister- Eman Ramadan
Style Quotient
Car Collection	• Ferrari 488 • Rolls-Royce Cullinan

Some Lesser Known Facts About Mohamed Ramadan

During his school days, he started working as an actor.

He joined the football school at Zamalek Club but left before reaching high school.

Some of the plays in which he appeared are Yamamah Bayda (2007), Peace, Egypt (2011), and The President of the Republic Himself (2013).

He had other successful ventures, including commercial sponsorships and advertising promotions in Egypt and the Arab world, which featured collaborations with the telecommunication company Etisalat Misr and the 4G services.

Thereafter, as a part of the campaign, he released music tracks such as “ElTop.”

Some of the Egyptian TV series in which he appeared are Hanem Bent Basha (2009), Ibn Halal (2014), and Nasr Al Saaeed (2018).
A poster of the Egyptian TV series Nasr Al Saaeed (2018)