She was born in Aleppo city in Syria 15-2-1982 for a Palestinian father with Saudi origins; the poet and author Yousef Tafesh (born in Safed) and an Algerian mother (born in Wahran.)
Lives in Dubai from 2009
Her maternal grandmother was Moroccan from Tafilalt city in the south east of Morocco. Nisrine comments on her diversified lineage and says:

“The unique diversity in my genetics made me look at all countries, races, and peoples through lenses of affection and compassion. Thus, I broadened my perspectives as to self-elevate and rise above bias against and fundamentalism for any ethnic, ideology or nation. We are all human beings working with the same universe energy pool that God created in us. So I’m an Arabic and Eastern mixture, and this is nice. However, my first and ultimate pertinence is to humanity wherever it exists.”

Nisrine Tafish is considered the first and only Arabic actress to establish a diversified family magazine under her name Nisrina (the white rose); the singular of Nisrine (the white roses.)

The magazine was a hit and distributed in Syria and Lebanon before it stopped at her peak due to the agonized events in Syria. The articles and features triggered enticement and positive energy. She’s meticulously chosen the magazine’s motto based on her belief in women’s causes in the Arabic society. She sensed her role is to awake and encourage women to achieve happiness and success under the slogan (Youthful, Modern and Invigorated.)

In her leading editorial, Nisrine wrote:
Stay always: youthful, modern and invigorated.
Youthful: as you are a free spirit that doesn’t age.
Modern: for you are upbeat and abreast.
Invigorated: as you long for tomorrow carrying love, happiness and peace.