Mosmar Juha Trailer (1952)

23 June 1952 95 mins

During the Turkish occupation of the city of Kufa, there was an imam in the city called Juha, who called on the people to be guided and to always follow the straight path. Therefore, his method was to address the people, explaining the disadvantages of this occupation. Therefore, the Turkish ruler saw that Juha had become one of the rioters against them, so he ordered his dismissal from his work as an imam. Rather, he goes so far as to arrest and imprison him, and after a while orders his release, but he still continues his struggle against injustice and oppression.

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Cast

Zaki Rostom

Abbas Fares as Juha

Ismail Yasseen as Ghosn

Mary Moneib as Um El-Ghosn

Kamal Al-Shenawy as Hammad

Kitty

Reyaad ElQasabgy

Shafiq Nour ElDein

Adly Kasseb as Ghanem

Mary Ezz El Din

Crew

Ibrahim Emara Director

Ali Ahmed Baktheir Writer

International Releases Dates

Egypt 23 June 1952

Production Companies

الأفلام المتحدة (أنور وجدي وشركاه)

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