Assala breaks her silence after her daughter Sham Al-Zahabi's clinic was closed. Details.

Artist Assala Nasri broke her silence after Egyptian authorities shut down her daughter Sham Al-Zahabi's plastic surgery clinic due to administrative violations and the use of unlicensed cosmetics.

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Asala Nasri commented on a post written by her son Khaled on Instagram, Khaled said: “Chasing a dream isn’t always beautiful, but as long as there is passion in your heart and perseverance in your soul, there is nothing you can’t achieve. Because the journey is where your true essence is formed, and that is the part worth holding on to when you finally arrive.”

In this regard, the singer, Assala, responded to her son's post, saying: You are the light in my life. You are my most beautiful investments, and exams are coming. We have God with us, and God knows best about us. May God protect you.

Sham Al-Zahabi clarifies the closure of her clinic. On the other hand, Sham Al-Zahabi issued an official statement on her clinic's page, Du Derma, following the decision to close it in the past few hours due to some violations.

The clinic's statement read: "Due to the controversy surrounding our medical center, we would like to confirm that what is currently happening is merely a matter of complying with the requirements of the Egyptian Ministry of Health's Free Treatment Administration, and we are working to implement them. Once this is completed, the center will resume its operations as normal."

A Ministry of Health source had previously revealed, prior to Sham Al-Dhahabi's statement, that the clinic would resume operations once the violations were rectified, confirming: "Investigations are still ongoing, and once legal procedures are completed and the violations, if they were merely administrative, are rectified, the center will be permitted to reopen."