Sherine Abdel Wahab apologizes to the people of Iraq: Sorry for the misunderstanding
14-01-2024 01:07 PM
Ammon – In the first comment on her controversial joke against the Iraqi people at the New Year’s reception in 2024, the star Sherine Abdel Wahab expressed her regret for misunderstanding the phrase “I feel like I am coming from Iraq” with which she responded to the public’s welcome of her return to giving concerts in the city of Dubai. The Egyptian singer issued a clarification in which she confirmed that she did not intend to direct any offense to the people of Iraq.
She added in the official clarification: The artist Sherine Abdel Wahab expresses her regret for misunderstanding a phrase she spontaneously responded to the audience’s expressions of welcome to her (thank God for your safety) from a number of audience members who attended a concert she performed recently, and she did not mean by what she said to insult the people of Iraq, as Its intention was to repeat a phrase that the Egyptian people used to direct to those who return to Egypt after a long absence, carrying all the goodness from the land of Iraq.
The phrase was taken out of context
Sherine Abdel Wahab continued: The artist Sherine confirms that her love for her fans, the people of Iraq, was behind the reference to their country, and that all the interpretations and explanations that have been promoted in this regard are the result of a misunderstanding of her phrases, and a removal from their context.
Sherine Abdel Wahab hoped to meet her fans in Iraq soon, to renew her love and appreciation for its authentic Arab people, whose fans have a special place in her heart.
my lady
Ammon – In the first comment on her controversial joke against the Iraqi people at the New Year’s reception in 2024, the star Sherine Abdel Wahab expressed her regret for misunderstanding the phrase “I feel like I am coming from Iraq” with which she responded to the public’s welcome of her return to giving concerts in the city of Dubai. The Egyptian singer issued a clarification in which she confirmed that she did not intend to direct any offense to the people of Iraq.
She added in the official clarification: The artist Sherine Abdel Wahab expresses her regret for misunderstanding a phrase she spontaneously responded to the audience’s expressions of welcome to her (thank God for your safety) from a number of audience members who attended a concert she performed recently, and she did not mean by what she said to insult the people of Iraq, as Its intention was to repeat a phrase that the Egyptian people used to direct to those who return to Egypt after a long absence, carrying all the goodness from the land of Iraq.
The phrase was taken out of context
Sherine Abdel Wahab continued: The artist Sherine confirms that her love for her fans, the people of Iraq, was behind the reference to their country, and that all the interpretations and explanations that have been promoted in this regard are the result of a misunderstanding of her phrases, and a removal from their context.
Sherine Abdel Wahab hoped to meet her fans in Iraq soon, to renew her love and appreciation for its authentic Arab people, whose fans have a special place in her heart.
my lady
