Abed Fahed settles the controversy over his recent statements

Syrian artist Abed Fahd sparked controversy and debate on social media after making statements in which he said that all Syrians are rejecting the current reality in the country and are asking about the situation in Syria, which he described as full of mystery and questions.

Zeina Yazigi: Syria today is in a state of limbo. During this meeting, Fahd's wife, Zeina Yazigi, was with him. She commented on what he said, saying that Syria is currently in a state of limbo, transitioning from a state without freedom or democracy to a new state, saying: “We are now in a state of transition... in limbo. From a bad state with no freedom, no dignity, and no human rights... and now the hope is that we can cross over to a Syria that has all of these things.”

She continued: "The goal is one: Syria is for everyone. There is freedom, there is dignity, there is economic recovery... Every Syrian will find his country waiting for him, just as he has put it in his heart."

A decisive response from Abed Fahd after the controversy Following the controversy that escalated, Fahd quickly posted a clarification on his Instagram story, saying: “The intent of what I said in the interview was to warn against sectarianism... We, as Syrians, must preserve our historical relationship as one people within one state.”

Fahd added: “The word ‘return’ is not at all a call for the regime to return at all... a regime that fled and left behind a pile of destruction and displacement.”

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Fahd affirmed that he had never been subservient to any authority, saying, "I am as free as free Syria, before and after liberation... My artwork is evidence of the message I embrace as a human being and an artist." He concluded his message with a call for peace and love: "Don't rush things, because that doesn't build a nation. I wish you love so that you may live and we may live in peace."