Aya Samah attacks Mushira Ismail over animals

Egyptian actress Aya Samaha sparked widespread controversy on social media after she sharply criticized retired actress Mushira Ismail following an official order to close a veterinary clinic in Heliopolis. The decision stemmed from a complaint filed by Ismail, sparking a heated debate between supporters and opponents. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Angry post by Aya Samaha sparks controversy

In a post on her official Facebook page, Aya Samaha questioned why a "retired artist" was given the power to influence decisions affecting the lives of animals. She emphasized that the clinic was operating with legal licenses and had not committed any violations that warranted its closure.

She added that the animals inside the clinic were not taken into consideration in the decision, which she considered unjustified "cruelty." She concluded her post with a sarcastic comment that sparked a wave of interaction: "Is this the religious veiled woman? Or someone else?"

Widespread interaction and division of opinions

Aya Samaha's post sparked a clear divide among her followers, with some supporting her stance in defense of animal rights, while others criticized her harsh tone, arguing that veteran actress Mushira Ismail deserved greater respect, especially since she acted in accordance with her rights as a resident of the property.

Escalation after confirming the artist's identity

In subsequent comments on the same post, after confirming the identity of the artist, Mushira Ismail, Aya Samaha escalated her attack, saying she wished for her "a life without mercy," which only further fueled the discussion and interaction.

Mushira Ismail's complaint about the veterinary clinic

The crisis dates back to April 2024, when Mushira Ismail appeared on television complaining about the construction of a veterinary hospital in one of the apartments in the building where she has lived for more than 42 years.

She explained that the hospital began admitting dogs without the residents' knowledge or consent, causing fear and anxiety among neighbors. She noted that the animals were now entering and exiting through the same entrances used by residents, describing one of the dogs as "the size of a small cow." 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.

Mushira Ismail and the request to close?

Mushira Ismail believes that establishing a veterinary hospital in an upscale residential building is inconsistent with the nature of the area, stressing that she had submitted official complaints to the district and the Prime Minister's Office long ago, but that the complaints were only recently implemented. Another group believes that animals also deserve care, and it would have been better to find a compromise that preserves everyone's rights.