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The role required a shift from Hijazi to Najdi

The role also asked for a shift in speech. Bin Abdullah says his native dialect is Hijazi, while the character in Shari Al-Asha required Najdi. He sees different characters as an artistic challenge and says actors need to handle varied roles and dialects according to each production. Here, that variety had a very specific shape: speaking in a dialect different from his own.

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