Saleh Muftah Bujradah Al-Madani (March 23, 1964 – October 19, 2019) was a Libyan comedian whose star rose in Libyan comedy like an unexpected miracle after years of stagnation in the Libyan drama scene. He rose to fame in late 2006 through the television series: Al-Tayeb Darwish His beginnings were in 1985 through high school, where he won the Best Actor award at the school theater festival across Libya. This marked the start of his theatrical journey, participating in four plays with leading roles despite his young age at the time.He returned to the theater after a nine-year hiatus with a play he authored titled Sakar Fammik. Following that, he accomplished works such as Khalil Al-Bakheel and Koshi Ya Kosha. He also participated in several television works after his experience with the program Ahlan, such as Ramadan Fi Ramadan, written by Dr. Osama Al-Sheikhi. Other works were of his own authorship, including Al-Tayyib Darwish, Al-Tayih Marfou’, Aal-Mashi, and Dayikh Fi Aalam Bayikh, in addition to Al-Mahatta, which was written by Abdul Basit Al-Jard. In 2011, he presented the series Abyad Show, which was filmed at the Media Production City in Egypt, and his last work was the radio series Centrafish. Salah Al-Abyad was a capable artist, but what many do not know is that most of his scripts were written by him, and some were also directed by him. His works influenced the Libyan reality, such as the play Koshi Ya Kosha, which was performed in 2008, and the program Abyad Show during the events of the Libyan revolution in 2011
