Nashwa's educational background is marked by her graduation from the Institute for Theatrical Arts, a prestigious institution that has honed her skills in the world of performing arts.
Throughout her illustrious career, Nashwa has made significant contributions to the world of television, featuring in notable series such as "Khalty Saffiyah wa al-Deer" ("My Aunt Saffiyah and the Monastery"),"al-Ameer al-Maghoul" ("The Mysterious Prince"),"Nahnnu la Nazra' fee al-Shawk" ("We Do not Sow Thorns"),"Raddya Raddya wa Arda mosh Raddy" ("Satisfied"),and "Zaman 'Emad al-Deen" ("The Age of 'Emad al-Deen").
In addition to her work on television, Nashwa has also had the opportunity to showcase her talents on stage, starring in theatrical productions such as "Iz'areena", "Lan Tasqut al-Quds" ("Jerusalem Will not Fall"),and "al-Nass al-ly fee al-Talit".
One of Nashwa's most notable roles is that of the spinster searching for a husband, a character she has portrayed in both "Film Thaqqafy" ("Educational Film") and "al-Raggul al-Abbyad al-Muttawasit" ("The Average White Male"). However, it is worth noting that Nashwa has sometimes been accused of exaggerating her performances in these roles.
