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New Straits Times
17-05-2025
- New Straits Times
Losing Ami a wound that will never fully heal, says father
JOHOR BARU: One year ago today, Azhar Khaiden's life changed forever when a man launched a brutal attack on the Ulu Tiram police station, killing two constables. Azhar, 55, and his wife lost their fourth child, Ahmad Azza Fahmi Azhar. His seven siblings lost a beloved brother. "Ever since he left us, we have missed him deeply," he said. Azza, fondly called Ami by the family, fellow constable Muhamad Syafiq Ahmad Said, 24, and Corporal Mohd Hasif Roslan, 38, were on duty at the station in the early hours of May 17, last year, when the incident occurred. Azhar said not a day goes by without the family thinking of their "kind and dedicated" Azza. He said Azza was proud to be a policeman and even helped repaint the station and carried out electrical repairs in his own time. "He treated the station like his home. He just wanted it to look nice," said Azhar, a retired teacher. He also recalled how his son helped with home improvement work, including wiring and painting, especially during Hari Raya. "He was always by my side," he said, reflecting on the happy days with his son. Though the pain of the loss remains, the family found some solace in the naming of a surau built near their hometown in Bidor, Perak, Surau Al-Fahmi, which was named after Azza. "It was our dream to have a new surau for our kampung. We never thought it would happen only after his passing," said Azhar of the surau, which opened in February. Tonight, the family will host a tahlil ceremony to mark the first anniversary of Azza's death. Azhar said his daughter, Nur Azza Assyaadah, 20, hopes to follow in her brother's footsteps and has already completed several stages of police recruitment. "I've told my children, death can come anywhere, anytime. But service to the nation must continue." Another son, he added, is also serving as a traffic policeman in Perak.
Grazia USA
07-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Grazia USA
A New Chapter: Egyptian Jewellery Maison Azza Fahmy Expands Its Legacy In London
Photo: @azzafahmy Instagram A Maison known for its unapologetic jewellery designs that blend homages to history with modern design, Azza Famy has officially cemented its presence in London with its reimagined space. Though the brand is no stranger to British shores, having opened its first temporary boutique in the area back in 2018, this new chapter marks a new significant beginning as it launches a more immersive store which showcases the latest collections and features interiors that beautifully nod back to its Egyptian roots. Founded by Azza Fahmy in 1969, the jewellery house has undoubtedly come a long way to showcase its timeless craftsmanship and finesse. With the reimagined location, the brand's creative director and youngest daughter of Azza, Amina Ghali, invites visitors into a space filled with the nation's rich tapestry, from thoughtful decor that evokes the spirit of Egypt to artisanal handcrafts. Photo: @azzafahmy Instagram At the Burlington Arcade boutique store, visitors will find its signature lines, from Ottoman-inspired pieces to exquisite high jewellery designs. Carving out a space for Egyptian luxury, the upgraded location was designed by London-based Universal Design Studio. Every corner of the store offers onlookers and customers a true journey through Egypt's most famed jewellery house, from its beginning in 1975 to its modern face. Announcing their latest move, the jewellery brand took to Instagram and wrote, 'Burlington Arcade has been our home in London—a space where we shared our story and welcomed our community.' Adding, 'Today, we open our flagship boutique just a few steps away [from the old store, 27]. It's been thoughtfully designed to celebrate Azza Fahmy's enduring love for culture and craftsmanship.' The brand concluded, saying,' A place to discover, connect, and be inspired, 58–59 Burlington Arcade is where we bring a piece of Egypt to London.'
Jordan News
05-03-2025
- Entertainment
- Jordan News
Azza Megahid Sparks Public Reaction with Her Striking Resemblance to Fifi Abdo (Photo) - Jordan News
Azza Megahid Sparks Public Reaction with Her Striking Resemblance to Fifi Abdo The striking resemblance between actress Fifi Abdo and her daughter Azza Megahid has captured the attention of social media users, with many describing Azza as a "carbon copy" of her mother, especially when comparing her features to the same age stage that Fifi Abdo went through. اضافة اعلان Azza Megahid appeared in a shared scene with her mother in the events of the series Al-Atawla 2, where they exchanged dialogue about the best ways to create a rift between the two brothers, "Khadir" and "Nasr," played by actor Tarek Lotfy and others. Azza shared a photo from the series on her Instagram account, captioning: "In the name of God, we trust in God... Al-Atawla 2, directed by Mr. Ahmed Khaled Mousa." Azza is the eldest daughter of Fifi Abdo, and she has previous acting experience, having participated in several works such as Shoghl Fi Al-Aali, Al-Wajh Al-Akhar, and Ya Ana Ya Enti. She has also previously worked alongside her mother in the series Mamlakat Al-Ghujar. For her part, Fifi Abdo denied in a television interview the rumors that her daughter entered the acting profession through "connections," emphasizing that an artist's acceptance by the public depends on talent, not relationships. She pointed out that Azza has been acting for nearly 20 years and has a deep passion for the profession.
