Haifa Hussein shares her joy with her audience over her son's graduation from the military college.

Haifa Hussein said: "Oh, my first joy in life, I hope to see you in the highest positions."

The Bahraini actress Haifa Hussein posted a series of touching photos and videos with her son Saad, celebrating his graduation from the military college in the Kingdom of Bahrain.

Haifa appeared in one of the photos capturing a proud moment with Saad in his military uniform, and she commented: "Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds. May God strengthen you, my son, and may you carry this responsibility with loyalty and dedication to your country and its leadership."

She also shared another video in which she sent an emotional message to her son: "Oh, my first joy in life, I hope to see you in the highest positions," and she attached a third video saying: "Forgive me if I slept or fell short, my son. May God grant you success, from one achievement to another."

Haifa Hussein receives congratulations

Her posts received wide engagement from her followers and fans, alongside several artists who were keen to congratulate her. Fakhriya Khamis wrote: "In the name of God, what God has willed, congratulations to our dear star, Um Saad Haifa Hussein, on Saad's graduation. May you see him and his siblings in the highest academic ranks and top professional positions." Shafeeqa Youssef said: "Congratulations, my dear Um Saad. May God protect him and grant him success in his honorable position." Ibtisam Abdullah sent her congratulations saying: "A thousand congratulations, may you see him in the highest ranks and achieve great success."

Haifa Hussein is preparing for the Ramadan 2026 season with two new series. The first, titled "33", consists of 15 episodes and revolves around an Emirati woman who wakes up after a 33-year coma to find Dubai completely different from her memories. It explores her experiences in a new world, directed by Amer Fahad and written by Ghada Abdel Al, produced by Roots Studios, starring Omar Al-Mulla, Alaa Shaker, Mar’i Al-Halyan, Saif Zahran, Rehab Al-Muhairi, Dalal Alya, Dalal Shraibi, and Faten Ahmed.

The second series is "Ghanawi Shawq", a heritage series consisting of 15 separate episodes, where each episode tells a different story connected to an old song. It is written by Abdul Mohsen Al-Roudan and directed by Ahmed Yaqoub Al-Muqalla, featuring top Gulf stars including Youssef Bohlool, Joman Al-Ruwaie, Khaled Al-Buraiki, Abdul Mohsen Al-Nimr, Ibrahim Al-Hasawi, Habib Ghloum, Haifa Hussein, Zahra Arafat, Abdullah Al-Tarawneh, Fi Al-Sharqawi, Amira Muhammad, Abdullah Al-Balushi, Noor Al-Sheikh, Youssef Bohlool, Khalil Al-Rumaithi, Shafeeqa Youssef, Ibtisam Abdullah, Alia Muhammad, Abrar Sabt, Khaled Eissa, Shaimaa Sabt, Fatima Abdel Rahim, and Ibtisam Al-Atawi.

Haifa Hussein’s latest works

Her most recent work was the heritage series "Shaghab", directed by Mustafa Rasheed and written by Ismail Abdullah. The series revolves around a struggle over pearl treasures between divers and traders at sea, leading to tragic and bloody events. The series features a star-studded cast including Ahmed Al-Jasmi, Habib Ghloum, Haifa Hussein, Ahmed Al-Ansari, Marwan Abdullah, Ibrahim Salem, Amal Muhammad, Abdullah Al-Junaibi, Reem Hamdan, Sara Al-Saadi, Sheikha Al-Badr, Ibrahim Astadi, Hameed Faris, and Alaa Shaker.