Moroccan artist Mohamed Al-Rifi reveals the fact that he retired from art after appearing while reciting the Holy Quran

art News After the controversy that arose around the Moroccan artist Mohamed Al-Rifi and his final retirement from the artistic field, the latter broke his silence to clarify the matter to his fans.

Muhammad Al-Rifi resolves the controversy over his retirement from the artistic field once and for all Artist Mohamed Al-Rifi settled the controversy over his retirement from the artistic field once and for all, through his latest post on his official account on the photo and video exchange site Instagram.

The "X Factor" star accompanied his photo with an explanation that said, "A lot of people are asking me what's wrong with me. I've quit telling people, by God Almighty, we will finish my contracts and the counters that are left for me. I said, 'Hashi, you said it when you first stop saying, 'You're locked up. We'll complete my contracts.'"

The fans of the artist, Mohamed Al-Rifi, were surprised by his desire to retire and move away from the field of art permanently, immediately after completing his contracts.

His followers linked this decision to the video in which Muhammad Al-Rifi appeared, reciting verses from the Holy Qur’an, so that Al-Rifi then raised doubts among the followers about the imminent date of his final retirement from art, after presenting a group of successful individual works and gaining great fame inside and outside Morocco thanks to his participation. On "The X Factor" program.

Muhammad Al-Rifi is thinking about retiring in the manner of Adham Nabulsi It seems that the retired artist Adham Nabulsi has inspired a number of his colleagues to leave artistic work and go into retirement, in the same way that he left singing to go to recitation of the Qur’an, where he followed in the footsteps of the Moroccan Muhammad Al-Rifi to announce his intention to retire.

Jordanian singer Adham Nabulsi had retired from singing in December 2021, surprising the public by deleting all his songs from the video site YouTube.

Adham Nabulsi went to worship and read the Holy Qur’an in his voice, declaring his steadfastness in this position and his unwillingness to retreat and return to art.