What was the wish of the artist Yasser Al-Masry before his death?

They leave and their works bear witness to their rich career. Yesterday he was with us. He was sitting interviewing his colleague on the television screen. He is Afnan, the late Jordanian Yasser Al-Masry, who appeared the morning of his death on Jordanian television on the Eid morning program.
The late Al-Masry spoke hours before his death about the last work he presented, the Harun Al-Rashid series, which was shown last Ramadan.

In his interview, the late indicated that the most important elements that help the artist to reach the heart of his audience and gain people's love lie in constant research, reading and reading, general culture, the use of books and technology, and asking questions to access information.

The late confirmed that he achieved success in his work through the many questions he was asking the writer and director.

And about the future.. The late spoke about his future dream of an acting career, saying that he aspires to play the role of "Our Master Hamza", the uncle of the Holy Prophet, and the character of Omar Mukhtar.

Al-Masry noted that he found himself in historical and Bedouin works more than contemporary works, stressing that he does not look for specific personalities, but his intuition helps him in selection.

At the end of his meeting, the late paid a greeting to his mother on the occasion of the Eid, saying: "I love to wake up to my mother and tell her every year and she is fine... and every year and all the mothers of Jordan are fine."

Al-Masry left our world on Thursday, in a tragic traffic accident, after which he was transferred to the Mount of Olives Hospital in Zarqa, but he soon passed away.

The captain of the Jordanian Artists Syndicate, Hussein Al-Khatib Al-Masry, mourned, and said that he had a traffic accident in the suburb of Mecca in Zarqa, which caused his death at the age of forty-seven.

The body of the actor was buried Friday, to his final resting place in the Hashemite Cemetery in Zarqa Governorate.

A large gathering of the city's residents participated in the funeral, as well as a number of personalities of the Jordanian artistic community and fans of the late.