Mohamed Nour reveals the truth about filming his father's funeral...and the "custom" of going to the sea

Egyptian artist Mohamed Nour revealed details of his early life and upbringing in an artistic family, as well as the truth about his father's funeral. He also spoke about many other artistic details.

During his interview on the podcast "The Password with Rania Hakim," he said, "What was reported about me filming my father's funeral is not true because I had no knowledge of this, especially since it coincided with the coronavirus crisis. Also, my father had been suffering from the disease for seven months, so I did not document any of these details."

Mohammed Nour added: "I like to consult my mother's opinion on everything, and she lives with me. She fears for me if I travel, so I refuse to tell her about this matter if I have to. Her presence in my life reassures me, and the secret is in her prayers for me."

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Mohamed Nour: I have nothing to do with anyone Mohamed Nour revealed the time he felt psychological peace, saying: “Our job is very strange. Everyone, before going to sleep, starts asking who had a party and where, who won how much, who posted a bigger picture than whom, and who went to Saudi Arabia, and I haven’t gone yet. I’m the only one in this job, I don’t have anything to do with anyone. Whenever anyone does something nice, I’m the first one to send them congratulations. All the people in our generation are my friends, and when our name is mentioned, they say, ‘Nour is so chic, he doesn’t have anything to do with anyone.’”

Regarding the places where he feels safe, he explained: “I have two things I really like: staying at home by myself because I feel like my whole family is there, and I also like to go to the beach. I also like to go into the sea, especially in Jeddah. The water is hot, and I sit and think about work while I’m in the water.”