Video used by artist Hani Shaker to imprison Hamo Beca

On Saturday, an Egyptian court ruled that festival singer Hamo Beka had been jailed for two years for labor and £ 5,000 bail, as well as a £ 200,000 fine for insulting artist Hani Shaker and a number of employees of the musicians’ union.

This is against the backdrop of the incident in October last year when Hamo Beka approached the musicians’ union for a permit, but the case was dismissed, prompting him to attack the union and shoot a video in which he expresses his rejection and anger.

At that time, the lawyer for the musicians ‘union filed a complaint accusing the Beka of assaulting a public establishment, the musicians’ union, of inciting violence and riots and of insulting the artist. Hani Shaker.

Beka appeared angry and revolted in the video he posted at the time, and threatened to urge his fans to come down and break up the musicians union if necessary, stating that he does not recognize Hani Shaker and his art if he does not recognize mahraganat songs, and he also confirmed that he was ready for imprisonment if it was a punishment. What is he doing.

It seems that what he feared happened after the judgment against him, which is seen by the musicians’ union as a victory for his prestige after being stormed by the Beka and insulting the symbol that represents him.

In a brief comment on the ruling against him, Becca posted a photo to her Instagram account after the verdict and commented on it, saying, “I have laid my burden on our Lord.”