The Kuwaiti artistic community has lost the retired performer Raja Mohammed, who passed away at the age of 64. Her career spanned several years, during which she participated in theatrical and television works that have remained etched in the public's memory.
She entered the world of the arts in 1978 with the children’s play "Sinbad the Sailor," subsequently appearing in a variety of productions, including "Lanterns of Hope," "The Magic Carpet," and the "Fahd Al-Askar Trilogy."
Her career also included roles in numerous television projects—most notably "Salamtak" (Your Safety), "Hayatuna" (Our Lives), "Tomorrow My Mother Told Me," "Al-Zarzour," "Tarzan," and "Small Dreams"—as well as an appearance in the iconic Kuwaiti series "Khalati Qumasha" (Aunt Qumasha), which holds a prominent place in the history of Gulf drama.
Raja Mohammed’s time in the entertainment industry was relatively brief; she concluded her career in 1984 with the operetta "Cinderella." Afterward, she chose to step away from the spotlight and retire permanently, preferring a life removed from the artistic scene and the glare of fame.
