After the death of Ahmed Amer, Hamo Beka hints at retirement, and Rahma Mohsen collapses

Artist Hamo Beka sparked widespread controversy on social media after revealing that he was seriously considering retiring from singing. He was deeply affected by the death of his friend, popular singer Ahmed Amer, who passed away in the early hours of this morning due to a sudden heart attack. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

A touching comment from Hamo Beka: "I will retire as soon as possible."

Hamo Beka responded to a follower's comment asking him to retire from singing, writing on his official page: "I will retire as soon as possible, God willing." This statement came hours after he announced that he had removed all of Ahmed Amer's songs from his YouTube channel.

Ahmed Amer's songs were removed from Hamo Beka's channel.

Mahraganat singer Hamo Beka announced the removal of all of the late Ahmed Amer's songs from his official channel, urging others to do the same. He posted a photo of himself with Ahmed and commented, "All of my brother Ahmed Amer's songs have been removed from my channel. May God have mercy on you and forgive you."

He also added a touching message: "We hope that all production company owners and everyone who has worked on a duet with Ahmed delete their songs. May God have mercy on us with His vast mercy and forgive us all."

Details of the last moments in Ahmed Amer's life

The late artist's manager revealed details of his final hours, noting that Ahmed felt slightly unwell and was transferred to a hospital in Cairo. He added, "The doctors assured us that his condition was stable, but a few hours later, he suffered a cardiac arrest and died immediately."

Ahmed Amer's death shakes the artistic community

The news of the death of popular singer Ahmed Amer left his colleagues in the artistic community in shock and grief, and social media platforms turned into condolence books, with prayers for mercy and forgiveness pouring in. Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in just a few minutes via the Special app.

Rahma Mohsen collapses and cries inside the mosque

Popular singer Rahma Mohsen expressed her deep sorrow over the passing of Ahmed Amer, posting a touching message on Instagram, saying: "To God we belong and to Him we shall return. Good people will pass on. O God, take us to you while we are ready." During the farewell, Rahma Mohsen collapsed inside the mosque, unable to hold back her tears as she waited for the funeral procession.