Sherine Abdel Wahab out of "electronic silence"

The Egyptian artist Sherine Abdel Wahab appeared for the first time for her "electronic silence" after her statements in Bahrain, which prevented her from singing by decision of the Union of Music Professions.

Sunday night, Sherine Abdel Wahab published a series of Twitter tweets on social networks, accusing his media frenzy, saying that his remarks had been distorted.

The Egyptian artist pointed out that extra-Egyptian channels called "paid" took his words and drove him completely out of context and tried to exploit his country.

And stressed in the context that Egypt is a red line and impossible to differentiate between them and his country.

She went on to say that she wanted to clarify that what was written in the press and attributed to it was totally false, asking subscribers to check the validity of her words in the existing video, indicating that she was deliberately composed.

Sheren said she did not say, "I'm here to talk about my comfort when I speak in Egypt, Beethbes," but she added, "Here I'm talking about my freedom, because in Egypt, they can mend me." imprison ", pointing out that the difference between the two sentences.

The famous Egyptian artist concluded his series of tweets: "Whatever happens to Behabk Yabdi, and long live Egypt."

It should be noted that the musicians' union has decided to stop singer Sherine Abdel Wahab from singing as of Thursday, March 21 and submit it to the investigation.

The Egyptian singer was arrested because of allegations that she insulted the Egyptian state on the sidelines of her recent concert in Bahrain.

Source: Twitter