Aseel Omran Makes Her Debut in Egyptian Drama - Jordan News
Amina Khalil will be competing in the Ramadan 2025 drama season after her absence in 2024. This marks her first break from Ramadan series in 13 years, since her role in Taref Talet (2012). Khalil has consistently been part of Ramadan dramas, either in supporting or leading roles, with her most recent work being El Hersha El Sabaa in 2023.
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