The story of the death of Fifi Abdo …

Gulf 365 – Egypt

The story of the death of the Egyptian dancer Vivi Abdo after the deterioration of her health.

A source close to Egyptian dancer Vivi Abdo denied the allegations that were distributed at dawn on some social networking pages on the death of Fifi Abdo, pointing out that they were unfounded and undecided. that they were in good health and that there was no reason to promote this rumor.

Since last night, social networking sites in the Arab Republic of Egypt are affected by several conflicting reports about the departure of dancer Vivi Abdo after her transfer to the hospital, where her health is suddenly deteriorated.

A number of Egyptian news sites, which are interested in the news of the artists, have aired a number of reports on the deterioration of the state of health of the dancer Vivi Abdo and the fact that her health condition is unstable.

This has prompted fans and followers of the dancer to learn all about Fayfi Abdo's health and the announcement of death, especially after the great darkness of the dancer's family as far as the dancer is concerned. official announcement of their state of health.

Rumors about Vivi Abdo's death have pushed her out of silence and to announce her personal narrative on social networking sites. She is still alive and says: "Praise be to Allah, Lord of the worlds, I am in good health, I am sorry if Muqterash answers all the calls and messages, I love you very much and our Lord let you go. "

"This rumor caused me serious psychological harm, not out of fear of death, but by the anguish and fear of a large number of close relatives and friends, and the phone calls were reassuring ", she told her attentive audience. .

As Vivi Abdo pointed out that death on us just and that is the command of God is not afraid.

It should be noted that the dancer Vivi Abdo has published earlier through her account on a social network site a group of Quranic verses, and asked her followers to pray for her recovery from her health.

She commented on the Qur'anic verses she had published in the word "death". But through a report on another social contact site, Abdu wrote, "Pretend to be a gift from the death of my Lord, heal me and heal every patient, Lord of the Amen worlds."