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Hamza Al-Jabouri is an actor, known for Underverden (2017).

Hamza Al-Khateab is known for For Sama (2019) and Frontline (1983).

Hamza Ali Abbasi is a Pakistan based actor, model, director and film maker. His movie count is 4, He has directed one also. His cause of fame is the character played in a Television soap serial "Pyarey Afzal". His studies are USA based and has appeared in many commercials and theater productions as well.

Hamza arts, known as Hamza arts, was born on September 21, 1997 in Morocco Hamza is an Morocco actor. He grew up in an artistic family, as his father, Salah Al-Sakka, director and founder of the puppet theater, and his grandfather, Abdo Al-Srouji, the famous singer. He graduated from the Institute of Dramatic Art in 2013, His artistic debut began in television dramas

Hamza Baggour is known for Stillwater (2021), No Limit (2012) and Plus belle la vie (2004).

Hamza Butt is an actor who has played many roles in many big feature movies across the world from Hollywood to Bollywood and everything in between. He has also done short films and modelling as well. He has his own YouTube channel and TikTok channel under the name RealSlickTube His all social media accounts are under realslicktube so you can add him on all the socials. Hamza is also an entrepreneur Hamza is also a poet and has written Urdu poetry books under the name Mehfil-e-shayari and has a separate Instagram account named Mehfilleshayari Hamza is also a writer and has written some books such as Mentallium Hamza has a Masters Degree in Software Development

Hamza Fouad, was born in Djibouti, Africa, raised in Toronto, Ontario, and now calls Vancouver, BC home. He spent five years working as a motivational speaker for the non profit organization, Free the Children, and facilitated school building trips around the world. After leaving a prosperous career as a speaker, Hamza decided to move to Vancouver to pursue his passion of acting. A Leo Award-winning actor and spoken word artist, his acting ambition started on a high school stage and quickly blossomed. A proud African/Canadian artist, Hamza is best known for his recurring guest star roles on CW's Riverdale and Marvel's Helstrom. After working alongside Zoe Saldana in Lifetime's Blood Ties he has accrued multiple credits on hit shows like ABC's Designated Survivor, CBC's Star Trek: Discovery, SyFy's The Expanse and CW's Supergirl. With a recent guest starring role on the CW series, DC's Legends of Tomorrow, Hamza Fouad is poised to become a much sought-after performer, both on the local and international stage.

Named one of Canada's Rising Stars by The Hollywood Reporter in 2017, Hamza Haq stars as Bashir "Bash" Hamed in CTV medical drama TRANSPLANT for which he earned a 2021 Canadian Screen Award win for Best Lead Actor. The series, a 2021 Canadian Screen Award winner for Best Drama series which centers around an ER doctor who fled his native Syria to come to Canada where he must overcome numerous obstacles to resume a career in the high stakes world of emergency medicine. In 2018, Hamza appeared alongside William Shatner and Russell Peters as twins Amal and Gopal in the CTV mini-series INDIAN DETECTIVE, and earned critical acclaim with a 2018 Canadian Screen Award nomination for Best Guest Performance for his role as Raza Ali in the CBC drama THIS LIFE. Other notable credits include recurring roles on the Cinemax series JETT opposite Carla Gugino, QUANTICO starring Priyanka Chopra, and THE ART OF MORE with Denis Quaid and Kate Bosworth. Additional television credits include DESIGNATED SURVIVOR, THE BOLD TYPE, BEING HUMAN, and BEST LAID PLANS. He hosted two seasons of the International Emmy® Award nominated children's series LOOK KOOL and plays Jassie the CBC Gem digital original drama THE 410. On the big screen, he appears opposite Margaret Qualley in the MY SALINGER YEAR which opened the 70th Berlin International Film Festival in February 2020, and in the upcoming DELIA'S GONE with Marisa Tomei and Stephan James. He also holds supporting roles in BON COP BAD COP 2 with Colm Feore, THE DEATH AND LIFE OF JOHN F. DONOVAN directed by Xavier Dolan, Darren Aronofsky's MOTHER! and RUN THIS TOWN. In 2020, Hamza was honoured as Playback's Breakout Star of the Year, and was a recipient of RBC'stop 25 Canadian Immigrant Awards. He spoke at TEDxTORONTO Fall digital event series 'Uncharted' using his public platform to speak on issues important to him, including refugees' rights, racial injustice, and combating stereotypes, and has partnered with the Canada Media Fund's MADE/NOUS initiative as ambassador for Islamic History Month in October, as well as their 'Seek More' campaign in Spring 2021. He is loyal advocate for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), which brings awareness to and support to those fleeing violence and persecution, and has helped raise funds for their Cash Assistance Program providing refugees with money that enables them to fulfill their needs in a dignified manner and contribute to the local economy. Raised in Ottawa, Hamza is youngest of four siblings born in Saudi Arabia to Pakistani parents and has called Canada home since he was nine years old. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Film Studies with a minor in Law from Carleton University.