Amal Essaqr Biography: Instagram, Height, Age, Husbands, Net Worth, Nationality, Movies

Amal Essaqr, widely known as Amal Essaqr, was a versatile Moroccan actress, voice dubbing artist, radio and television presenter who built a solid reputation in film and series over two decades.

She gained recognition for her natural performances in dramatic and comedic roles, pioneering voice dubbing for foreign series in Morocco and hosting popular radio programs.

Profile

• Full Name: Amal Essaqr
• Stage Name: Amal Essaqr
• Born: 4, June 1972
• Age: 53 years old
• Birthplace: Marrakesh, Morocco
• Nationality: Moroccan
• Occupation: Actress, Voice Dubbing Artist, Radio and Television Presenter
• Height: Unknown
• Parents: Mr. Essaqr and Mrs. Essaqr
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Muslim (m. 2019)
• Children: 2
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $1.5 million

Early Life and Education

Amal Essaqr was born on June 4, 1972, in Marrakesh, Morocco. Details about her parents remain private, with no publicly shared names in interviews or biographies.

She grew up in a supportive environment that nurtured her early interest in performance, though little is known about siblings. After completing secondary school, Essaqr pursued theater studies at a local institute in Marrakesh before relocating to Casablanca for advanced training in arts at the Sidi Belyout Institute.

She further honed her skills at the prestigious Cours Florent in Paris, France. Her ethnicity is Moroccan, with cultural roots in the region’s diverse heritage, and she has not publicly discussed religious affiliations in detail.

Career

Amal Essaqr began her career in the late 1990s as one of Morocco’s early voice dubbing pioneers, lending her voice to characters in imported television series and cartoons, which opened doors to on-screen roles.

She transitioned smoothly into acting with theater work and radio presenting, hosting engaging programs that showcased her charismatic delivery.

Early breakthroughs included short films and guest spots in local productions, where her expressive range quickly caught the attention of directors seeking relatable, everyday heroines.

Essaqr’s profile rose in the 2010s with standout roles in films like Goodbye Morocco (2012) and series such as Mudawala, where her lead performance as Touria earned praise for its depth.

She balanced dramatic parts in international co-productions, including Homeland (2013) and Razzia (2017), with lighter fare in Moroccan comedies and social dramas.

Her dubbing expertise extended to major projects, and she hosted radio shows that blended entertainment with cultural discussions, solidifying her multifaceted appeal.

Amal Essaqr maintained a selective presence in the industry, appearing in diverse works that highlighted Moroccan stories on global platforms. Notable later roles came in films like Wissal (2015) and collaborations with acclaimed directors.

She stepped back from constant screen time in recent years to focus on family while occasionally returning for voice work and presentations. Essaqr’s contributions to dubbing and women’s representation in media left a meaningful footprint in Moroccan entertainment.

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @essaqramal
• Facebook Handle: Amal Essaqr

Personal Life

Amal Essaqr was previously married and divorced, sharing two children, a son and a daughter, from that union, maintaining a close and positive relationship with them despite not living together full-time.

In 2019, she married Moroccan rapper Muslim  amid public scrutiny and rumors, but the couple has since shared glimpses of a supportive partnership, often denying separation speculation. They reside in Tangier, where Essaqr enjoys a quieter life focused on family, travel, and occasional creative pursuits.

Filmography

• Casa Riders (2011)
• Goodbye Morocco (2012)
• Homeland (2013)
• Alwan fi Al Manfa (2014)
• Wissal (2015)
• Razzia (2017)

Net Worth

Amal Essaqr has an estimated net worth of $1.5 million. Her wealth primarily comes from a long career in acting across films, television series, and international projects, bolstered by lucrative voice dubbing contracts for dubbed content in Morocco.