“I wish we could be more compassionate to each other.” Mohamed Ramadan supports Bayoumi Fouad and Mohamed Salam

The crisis of the artist Mohamed Salam and the artist Bayoumi Fouad has been at the forefront of the scene recently, which prompted the artist Mohamed Ramadan to come out and talk about his opinion regarding this crisis and the public’s dealings with it.

"Sbisiali" reviews Mohamed Ramadan's position in support of Bayoumi Fouad and Mohamed Salam Mohamed Ramadan appeared in a video on his account on the famous photo and video site “Instagram”, saying: “It is a very cruel thing when the person you want to please the most is the one who is harsh on you with words. Neither Muhammad Salam is wrong nor is my day Fouad wrong. This is us if we make a mistake and we are praying that God will forgive us.” What did they do for all of this? I hope we are more affectionate to each other than this.”

He continued: “There are news that I hear, I hope, that are rumors that Mohamed Salam will never work again, and no one will allow him, nor will the public allow him, nor do we as artists, nor do we agree with Bayoumi, that he closes the comments so that he does not see the comments.”

Mohamed Ramadan supports “Fouad” and “Salam” Ramadan added : We are saying, Oh God, do not punish us if we forget or make a mistake, if we make a mistake while we are praying that God will forgive us, so what did the two of them do so that we would be harsh on them from here, bye bye or on my day, the news that I hear that, God willing, will be rumors that Salam will not work and no one will allow this or that. We are artists and the audience will not allow this, which is at the back of any artist who loves him and helps him.

He concluded: Nor do we agree with Bayoumi to close the comments so that he does not see bad words. I hope we are more compassionate than this.

The crisis of Mohamed Salam and Bayoumi Fouad It is noteworthy that the crisis between Muhammad Salam and Bayoumi Fouad began with the former’s apology for the play “Artificial Marriage” shown during the Riyadh season in Saudi Arabia, which led to Bayoumi’s anger and he went out in a speech attacking the idea of an apology, saying, “You have the right to apologize, but you do not have the right to insult your art.”

He also appeared crying, affected by the state of attack and criticism to which the makers of the play were exposed, for presenting the play in light of the killing of thousands of civilians in Gaza. Bayoumi said: Muhammad Anwar is a man who saved the situation.

Bayoumi Fouad added: We are tired and we are presenting art, not for the sake of laughing. If the matter is like this, there will still be artists from the days of Najib Al-Rihani until Muhammad Anwar who should have committed suicide. Greetings to you, I am sorry, I swear to God, we do not have money, and God Almighty, if this show was made, Without pay for 15 days, we will also be very honored and happy...and the Chancellor knows this. We have been aggrieved, and God has made us feel disgraced, and we are coming to present art.