Fake pages on social media circulated rumors about the death of the Syrian actor Qusai Khouli in a tragic car accident, causing sadness and confusion among the actor’s fans and the general public.A page called "Alam Al-Fan" posted a condolence message for Qusai Khouli, stating: "The death of the artist Qusai Khouli in a tragic car accident leaves a great void and deep pain in the hearts of his fans and the artistic community," amid widespread reactions and questions about the truth of "the information that spread like wildfire."

The matter did not stop there; the mourning of the Syrian actor also spread on other pages, including one attributed to the Syrian actress Emarat Rizk, which further fueled the rumors and caused widespread discontent among the actor’s fans.Social media activists expressed their frustration over the promotion of rumors that cause anxiety and fear, calling for firm measures to put an end to this phenomenon that damages professional credibility and undermines trust in media content.

Qusai Khouli: A Prominent Star in Arab Drama

Qusai Khouli is considered one of the most prominent stars of Syrian and Arab drama. He was born in 1976 in Damascus and studied at the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts.

He began his artistic career in the early 2000s and became known for his strong and diverse roles that combined drama, suspense, and romance.

Some of Qusai Khouli’s most famous works include the TV series Al-Wilada Min Al-Khasira, Arwah A’ariya (Naked Souls), Takht Sharqi (Eastern Bed), A’elati wa Ana (My Family and I), and Ashwak Na’ima (Soft Thorns), in addition to his participation in several films. Throughout his career, he has received numerous awards and critical acclaim and is considered one of the key figures who contributed to the renewal of Syrian drama.

Qusai Khouli is known for his strong presence and distinctive acting style, which have earned him great popularity across the Arab world. He continues his artistic work supported by a wide fan base.