The mother of artist Amir Eid passed away after a struggle with Alzheimer's.

The mother of artist Amir Eid passed away this morning after a long struggle with Alzheimer's disease, leaving behind a deep sense of sadness among those close to him and his loved ones. Amir Eid will receive condolences for his mother tomorrow at Al Farouk Mosque in Maadi after Maghrib prayer.

Amir Eid: "My mother's illness was the biggest shock of my life."

Actor Amir Eid previously revealed details of his mother's diagnosis with Alzheimer's disease, explaining that the experience was one of the most difficult periods of his life, as it altered his relationship with the world around him and significantly impacted his psychological state.

In an interview with media personality Anas Bukhash on the AB Talks program, Amir said that his mother's illness was a huge shock to him, explaining: "I always dreamed of making up for everything she did, but the real pain was that she was with me and not with me at the same time because of Alzheimer's."

Amir Eid spoke about his constant feelings of guilt and neglect toward his mother, explaining that at the beginning of her illness, he experienced periods of severe depression and frustration because he was unable to spend enough time with her due to his preoccupation with work.

He added that this feeling had haunted him for a long time, emphasizing that he wished he could devote all of his time to her, especially after her health deteriorated.

The artist recalled his memories of his mother before her illness, noting that she was a charitable person who always helped those in need. She would quietly distribute money to those in need, without expecting any thanks or appreciation.

Details about Cairokee band

Cairokee is an Egyptian rock band that sings in the Egyptian dialect and has gained a wide fan base in various Arab countries. The band officially started in 2003, and consists of five members: Amir Eid (vocals and guitar), Sherif Hawari (guitar and voice), Tamer Hashem (drums), Adam El Alfy (bass guitar), and Sherif Mostafa (organ). Cairokee, led by singer Amir Eid, has been experiencing a surge in artistic activity after performing several concerts during the summer season. Cairokee band also performed a concert in Jordan, attended by a large number of their fans there. During the concert, a portion of the proceeds of which were allocated to benefit the people of the Gaza Strip as a result of the ongoing war there, the band Cairokee performed the song "That's an Issue," expressing their solidarity with the Palestinian cause in general, and with the people of the Gaza Strip in particular, and their solidarity with them in demanding their legitimate rights and reclaiming what was taken from them by force.