Fadel Shaker and his son Mohamed send a message of support to Sherine during her crisis.

Amid a wave of criticism directed at artist Sherine Abdel Wahab following her participation in the closing ceremony of the Mawazine Festival in Morocco, artist Fadl Shaker and his son Mohamed came out with a clear and supportive stance.

Fadel Shaker expresses his solidarity with Sherine Abdel Wahab He posted an old photo of him with Sherine on his social media accounts, accompanied by a short and sincere message in which he wrote: “Sherine, we all love you, we are by your side, and we will never leave you.”

This humanitarian gesture received a great response from the public, who appreciated their solidarity with her in these circumstances.

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Mohamed Fadl Shaker warmly thanks the Moroccan audience Artist Mohamed Fadl Shaker shared a video on Instagram expressing his deep gratitude to the Moroccan people, saying, "People of Morocco, you didn't just honor me, you pampered me. Thank you for making me live in a dream that I still live in." He also expressed his appreciation for the warm welcome and the refined taste of the Moroccan audience, describing them as a cultured people with a taste for true art.

A touching message of support for Sherine in her ordeal In the same video, Mohamed Fadl Shaker sent a touching message of solidarity to artist Sherine Abdel Wahab, saying, "Sherine El Gharam is going through a very difficult time, and we all need to stand together with kind words. She used to make us happy and heal our wounds, and today she deserves support instead of criticism." He expressed his hope that she will overcome this difficult phase soon and return to her fans stronger than before.

Medhat Khamis explains the truth about the playback segment.

For his part, maestro Medhat Khamis, the leader of Sherine's band, came out to defend her and respond to the controversy surrounding the playback segment. He confirmed in a television interview that the use of this technique was neither an emergency nor exceptional event at the Morocco concert, but rather a regular fixture on her schedule for over a year. He noted that Sherine performed 23 songs live despite suffering from a severe cold, emphasizing that she insisted on singing out of respect for her fans, despite her doctor's advice to stop.