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Ahmad Al-Fishawi refuses to execute his father's will – photos from the Masrawy website, Thursday July 25, 2019.
4:41 p.m. Thursday, July 25, 2019
Monoufia – Ashour Abu Salem:
Ahmed al-Fishawi, the son of the late artist Farouk al-Fishawi, refused to bring his father's body to the Al-Saidi mosque in Sars El-Liyan, Menoufia, to execute the mortuary prayer after his arrival from Cairo.
And did "Ahmed" on the number of people from the town of Sars El-Layan in front of his father's cemetery because of overpopulation to enter the cemetery and farewell the body of the great artist Farouk al-Fishawi to his last resting place.
The son insisted on burying the body in the family cemeteries immediately after his arrival from Cairo.
A number of family members of the late artist closed the main door of the family tombs and prevented any entry, except for the deceased's friends, including Ashraf Zaki, Mohammed Mamdouh, Elham Shahin, Shahira, Ahmed Daoud, Hamdeen Sabahi and Hani Mehanna.
It should be noted that Basem Jalal al-Fishawi, the nephew of Farouk al-Fishawi, revealed the details of the last command of the deceased artist, regarding the treatment of family burials in Sars El-Layan.
Bbadem said that his uncle had always been in touch with the family and his family for only three months because of his illness and cancer.
"My uncle left a testament to the family to prepare, renovate and renovate the family's graves for less than a year and bury it in the family graves despite the existence of his own tombs in Cairo.
He added that the deceased artist had asked to leave his funeral of the Saidi mosque, located in his hometown, where were the body of his father and his older brother, "Jalal".
Al-Feshawi's nephew said that the artist had last visited his hometown almost two years ago and that he had remained in the city for three days in which he had received condolences on the death of his brother. After the end of the three days, he returned to Cairo. "My uncle loved the country and the land, and was always there to sit in the ground and wear dresses."
Gamal Sayed, one of the family's neighbors of the deceased artist, said: "Al-Fishawi was a good man in the sense of the word and always communicated with the city's charity committees to help orphans and widows.
"Farouk al-Fishawi sent money to a number of people in town without anyone knowing what he was doing.
He pointed out that the artist was loved by all the inhabitants of the city, adding: "We lost the link by his departure."
This article is adapted and the source of the original article is:
Masrawy
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