Biography

Ebrahim Asha is a Jordanian-Palestinian actor based between Jordan and the United Arab Emirates. He developed an interest in storytelling and performance from an early age, which eventually led him to pursue acting professionally. After earning a degree in Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering from the University of Philadelphia in Jordan, he chose to follow his passion for the arts and enrolled at the Sharjah Performing Arts Academy, where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Acting.

During his training, Asha focused on developing a versatile approach to screen performance while working with directors and filmmakers from a variety of artistic backgrounds. His multicultural upbringing and fluency in both Arabic and English have enabled him to portray characters from different cultures and historical periods.

Asha began building his screen career through appearances in international film and television productions. He appeared in *Messiah* (Netflix) and *Caliphate*, before joining the cast of *Dune: Part Two*. These projects provided him with experience working alongside internationally recognized filmmakers and performers while further establishing his presence in the industry.

Alongside acting, Asha has pursued filmmaking as a writer and director. His short film *Tarweeda* was officially selected for the Al Ain Film Festival in 2024, marking an important milestone in his work behind the camera. He continues to develop original film projects while expanding his career as a screen actor.

Based between Jordan and the United Arab Emirates, Asha works across the Middle East and international productions. He is committed to portraying complex, authentic characters and contributing to stories that resonate with audiences across cultures.
- IMDb mini biography by: Ebrahim Asha