Rasha Sharbatji praises Tim Hassan’s performance in “Moulana” Rasha Sharbatji: Tim Hassan added a special dimension through character imitation

The Syrian director Rasha Sharbatji expressed her admiration for the performance of actor Tim Hassan in the series “Moulana,” which aired throughout the holy month of Ramadan on Roya TV.

The Syrian director did not hesitate to praise the Syrian actor who portrayed the character “Jaber,” a statement that received wide interaction on social media platforms, especially since her stance came despite the fact that he is a competitor during the same drama season. Many considered this a model of professional respect and mutual appreciation in the artistic scene.

These statements came during a televised interview, according to what was reported and circulated by media outlets and entertainment platforms. She affirmed that some of the criticism directed at his portrayal of “Jaber” due to his use of traits from previous characters was not justified. She believed these touches added a special dimension to the work and helped enhance audience engagement.

Sharbatji added, according to the same statements, that she watched the first episode of the series and liked the overall experience, praising the efforts of the cast and director Samer Al-Barqawi. She also noted that audiences are drawn to works that combine artistic quality with wide reach, something Tim Hassan clearly achieved through this production.

A notable stance Public reaction to her statements was not fleeting, as many considered her position remarkable amid a competitive environment. This is particularly noteworthy since she participated in the same Ramadan season with two works, “City Kitchen” and “Al-Nawilat,” making her support for a direct competitor like Tim Hassan both surprising and admirable, and reflecting her ability to separate professional competition from artistic evaluation.

It is worth mentioning that the series “Moulana” aired during the last Ramadan drama season, featuring a number of Syrian stars, including Nour Ali, Fares Al-Halou, Salafa M. Awishek, Mona Wassef, Nancy Khoury, and Alaa Zougbi. The series was written by Lubna Haddad and directed by Samer Al-Barqawi