A famous Egyptian artist asks for help to remove an offensive video

Egyptian artist Abeer El-Sharkawi, son of director Jalal El-Sharkawi, said she was being sued by someone by posting a video of her on social media, explaining that It was manufactured.

Abeer Al-Sharqawi, on a phone call to the show, Hazrat Al-Citizen, aired on Al-Hadath channel, presented by the media Sayed Ali, said that this video contained a photo showing that She had seen the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) saying to him:.

She pointed out that she did not publish any obscene or anything that offended her, and confirmed she did not say that at all, explaining that she had been trying to reach the direction of the channel on which this video had been video and confirmed that this channel existed outside of Egypt.

Abeer Al-Sharqawi has asked the Internet to investigate this case and remove this offensive video.

Abeer al-Sharqawi, a retired singer, asked her fans to remove a video from YouTube.

She said in an article posted on her personal page on the "Facebook" site: "I need help.There is a video on YouTube to say fake words about me and the video is very boring and surround my Indian images and images like me and all the wrong words and unfortunately transferred from more than one hand. "

Source: RT

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