فُجِع الوسط الفني والثقافي في الإمارات، برحيل الفنانة والإعلامية رزيقة الطارش، التي وافتها المنية الجمعة الماضي عن عمر ناهز 71 عاماً، بعد مسيرة حافلة امتدت لأكثر من 50 عاماً في الإذاعة والتلفزيون والدراما.
رزيقة، كانت من أوائل الأصوات النسائية التي ظهرت عبر أثير إذاعة أبوظبي في أواخر الستينيات، وسرعان ما أصبحت من الوجوه الرائدة في المشهد الإعلامي، قبل أن تنتقل إلى التمثيل وتشارك في عدد من المسلسلات التي ارتبط بها الجمهور، من أبرزها «طماشة»، «القيّاضة»، و«أشحفان»، إذ أدّت شخصية «ميثا» التي شكّلت علامة فارقة في مسيرتها.
إلى جانب التمثيل، كانت للطّارش، مساهمات كبيرة في ترسيخ حضور المرأة الإماراتية في المشهد الثقافي، إذ عُرفت بوعيها الاجتماعي وبساطتها وتواضعها، وحرصها على تقديم أعمال تعكس بيئتها المحلية وقيمها الأصيلة.
برحيلها، فقدت الساحة الفنية الخليجية إحدى شخصياتها الهادئة والمؤثرة، ممن ساهمن في التأسيس بصمت، والاستمرار بإخلاص.
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The artistic and cultural community in the UAE was devastated by the passing of the artist and media personality Razeqa Al-Tarash, who passed away last Friday at the age of 71, after a remarkable career that spanned over 50 years in radio, television, and drama.
Razeqa was one of the first female voices to appear on the airwaves of Abu Dhabi Radio in the late 1960s, and she quickly became one of the leading figures in the media scene, before transitioning to acting and participating in several series that resonated with the audience, most notably "Tamasha," "Al-Qayyadah," and "Ashhifan," where she portrayed the character "Mytha," which marked a significant milestone in her career.
In addition to acting, Al-Tarash made significant contributions to establishing the presence of Emirati women in the cultural scene, as she was known for her social awareness, simplicity, humility, and her commitment to presenting works that reflect her local environment and authentic values.
With her passing, the Gulf artistic scene has lost one of its calm and influential figures, who contributed silently to its foundation and continued with dedication.
Razeqa was one of the first female voices to appear on the airwaves of Abu Dhabi Radio in the late 1960s, and she quickly became one of the leading figures in the media scene, before transitioning to acting and participating in several series that resonated with the audience, most notably "Tamasha," "Al-Qayyadah," and "Ashhifan," where she portrayed the character "Mytha," which marked a significant milestone in her career.
In addition to acting, Al-Tarash made significant contributions to establishing the presence of Emirati women in the cultural scene, as she was known for her social awareness, simplicity, humility, and her commitment to presenting works that reflect her local environment and authentic values.
With her passing, the Gulf artistic scene has lost one of its calm and influential figures, who contributed silently to its foundation and continued with dedication.
