Hani Al-Jarrah: My son Youssef is blessed with a baby “Adam” Hani Al-Jarrah receives a wave of congratulations and blessings on the arrival of his grandson

The President of the Jordanian Artists Syndicate, Hani Al-Jarrah, announced the arrival of his new grandson “Adam” in a family atmosphere filled with joy and happiness, expressing his gratitude to God for this blessed occasion. He shared the announcement through a post on his official Facebook page, where it received wide interaction from his fans and colleagues in the artistic community, with congratulations and best wishes pouring in for the family.

Hani Al-Jarrah wrote in his post: “In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful ‘He gives to whom He wills female children and He gives to whom He wills male children’ By the grace and generosity of God, our son Dr. Youssef Hani Al-Jarrah has been blessed with a baby boy whom we named ‘Adam’. On this blessed occasion, we extend our highest praise and gratitude to Almighty God, asking Him to make him among the righteous children, to bring comfort to the eyes of his parents through him, and to grant him health, well-being, and a bright future, God willing.”

The post received wide engagement across social media platforms, as many artists and followers were keen to offer congratulations and prayers for the newborn, wishing him a life full of health and happiness, and wishing the Al-Jarrah family continued joy and stability.

Hani Al-Jarrah is considered one of the prominent figures in the Jordanian artistic scene, with a long career in directing and acting, in addition to his cultural and syndicate presence. He was recently elected President of the Jordanian Artists Syndicate for the 2026–2028 term, after receiving 209 votes in elections held in the capital, Amman.

He has also previously served as a member of the Jordanian Artists Syndicate council in earlier terms and has left a clear mark on the artistic and educational movement in Jordan, in addition to participating in many theatrical, television, and radio works that strengthened his presence in the local and Arab artistic scene.