Mona Zaki supports the series "Lam Shamsya" despite its absence from Ramadan 2025.

Despite her absence from the Ramadan 2025 drama race, actress Mona Zaki continues to support distinguished artistic works, offering high praise for the series "Lam Shamsya," emphasizing the importance of its profound subject matter and the humanitarian messages it conveys.

Mona Zaki advises the audience not to watch all the episodes at once. Mona Zaki didn't just praise the series, but also offered some unique advice to her fans via her Instagram story, saying, "While you're watching, try not to binge-watch all the episodes in a row... take a break." Through this advice, she revealed her belief in the importance of approaching such dramas calmly and appreciating the profound human messages they carry.

Continued support despite her apology for the tournament Despite having previously declined to star in "Lam Shamsya," Mona Zaki has remained supportive of the series. She expressed her excitement about its release, saying, "This is a very important series, and we are really looking forward to it. Congratulations to everyone. God willing, it will be a huge success." Her continued support reflects her commitment to supporting works that address important humanitarian issues and societal concerns.

The story of the series and its humanitarian messages The series "Lam Shamsya", starring Amina Khalil, Ahmed El Saadany, Mohamed Shaheen, and Yousra El Lozy, tackles a sensitive and poignant issue, highlighting the fight against child molestation and raising awareness of its dangers. Amina Khalil plays the role of "Nelly," a teacher at a school where the child "Youssef", played by Ali El Beily, studies. He suffers from mysterious psychological disorders, the details of which are revealed as the events escalate. The series focuses on the psychological impact of trauma on children, reflecting the suffering they may face as a result of such trauma.

Child safety in photography is a top priority. Director Karim El Shenawy revealed on his Facebook page that he and his crew are keen to ensure the safety of the children participating in filming, especially child Salama Ali, who plays the role of Youssef.

He also noted that Sarah Aziz, director and founder of the Safe Egypt organization and a board member of the National Council for Motherhood and Childhood, was present on the set to ensure the children's psychological comfort and protect them from any unforeseen situations that might affect them during filming.

Through these measures, the series emphasizes its keen interest in the safety of the children participating in it, reflecting its seriousness in addressing children's psychological issues in a respectful and safe manner.