Razan Maghribi returns to the stage a week after the painful accident.

In a powerful gesture and message of hope, artist Razan Maghribi reappeared on stage just a week after suffering a painful accident when the ceiling of a concert hall collapsed on her, resulting in a head injury that required 13 stitches.

Razan posted a video documenting her return to her Instagram account, reassuring her fans that she is stronger than pain and that passion never fades, no matter the challenges.

"I'm back with your support." Razan thanks her fans and medical team. In her video message, Razan expressed her deep gratitude to her family, friends, fans, and medical team, emphasizing that this tremendous moral support helped her overcome the ordeal quickly. She said, “I was so excited to get back on stage… My strong faith and willpower are what enabled me to recover so quickly.” She extended a special tribute to the medical team who cared for her with dedication and professionalism.

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A touching comment after the accident and a reassuring message Before returning to the stage, Razan shared details of the accident with her fans through an Instagram statement, thanking everyone who reached out and showed support, saying, “My experience has never been easy, but I hope to overcome it soon with the love of those around me.” She added that she is on the verge of a full recovery and will return to her artistic career with full energy, which received encouraging responses from her fans and followers.

Artistic stations that keep pace with the event Razan's return wasn't limited to the stage; she also made a guest appearance in the film "Awlad Rizk 3," alongside a host of stars such as Ahmed Ezz and Asser Yassin. On the drama front, her most recent role was playing Badiaa Masabni in the series "Al-Dahik Al-Baki," as Razan continues to portray diverse characters in her recent works, affirming her presence despite all the circumstances.