Announcing Muhammad Ramadan’s innocence and his first comment on the subject

Egyptian artist Mohamed Ramadan commented on the validity of a judicial decision acquitting him and accepting his objection to the ruling issued against him to one year’s imprisonment after he was accused of spreading false news against a famous bank. He commented through his official account on the Instagram application, saying: “Innocence... Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds, and then thanks to the Egyptian judiciary.” “Fair and fair.”

He also posted several photos via the Story feature, celebrating his success and bragging about his name being at the top of the Egyptian media over the past hours.

Judgment of Muhammad Ramadan The artist Mohamed Ramadan was sentenced to imprisonment for a year in absentia on charges of promoting false news about a famous bank by the Sheikh Zayed Misdemeanor Court of Appeal in the south of Giza Governorate, and 6 million pounds were seized that were in the artist Mohamed Ramadan’s account, in implementation of a final ruling to seize his money due to... A lawsuit was filed by the pilot, Ashraf Abu Al-Yusr, before his death, because he was financially and morally harmed by “Ramadan” for boarding and photographing him in the cockpit of the plane .

Muhammad Ramadan’s comment on the acquittal The artist, Mohamed Ramadan, expressed his happiness with the ruling of the Dokki Misdemeanor Court of Appeals, which acquitted him of insulting and slandering the pilot Baser Abu Al-Yusr, as he re-published the news of the acquittal on his official page on the social networking site Facebook, following it with a comment: “Praise be to God... and God bless you all.” .

The lawyer, Magdy Helmy, filed a lawsuit against the artist, Mohamed Ramadan , for publishing videos, exploiting the Internet in a way that leads to directing the public and public opinion to harm and harm the reputation, honor, and status of the pilot, Ashraf Abu Al-Yusr, and that he claimed against him for demanding 9 and a half million, and mocking him while he was filming one of his works. Inside a hospital .

Late last Thursday evening, the Dokki Misdemeanor Court issued a ruling to imprison the artist Mohamed Ramadan for one year, set a bail of 10,000 pounds, and a fine of 20,000 pounds. He was accused of publishing videos on the Internet that insulted and insulted the pilot, Ashraf Abu Al-Yusr, known in the media as the “arrested pilot .”

The appeal was filed by Ahmed El Gendy, the lawyer and agent of the artist, Mohamed Ramadan , after paying the financial guarantee estimated by the court at 10 thousand pounds, and today’s session was set to consider the appeal .