"My dream is to be an imam." Hassan Chakous' bold statements.

In an unusual television interview that blended humor and seriousness, Dr. Mabrouk Attia, the renowned preacher, hosted festival singer Hassan Shakoush on his program "Kalam Mabrouk." The interview, which aired on the Arab Cast platform, featured a bold dialogue and humorous moments, revealing different aspects of Shakoush's personality and sparking widespread audience interaction.

The humor of "The Hero's Back" and "The Girls' Heel" The meeting was not without a fun atmosphere, as Mabrouk Attia joked with Shakoosh using words from his famous songs, asking him with a smile: "Every girl you meet, will you say 'The girls' oud shakak'?" This is a line from his song "The Hero's Oud." Shakoosh responded with humor: "No, I'd say it's sweetened sugar with cream on it."

Attia responded to this by saying: "God", but Shakosh was not satisfied with that, but continued joking, adding: "Your heel is bent, and the stick has value." Attia stopped joking a little and asked him seriously: "Where did you see her heel, Hassan?" He replied, "I saw her heel while she was walking. Haven't you seen a girl's heel before?"

Here, Attia's response was decisive: "By the One who created creation, I have never seen it." Shakoosh insisted with his second question to Attia, saying: "Not even on TV?" Attia replied: "Yes, I saw it on TV." Shakoosh concluded the debate by saying: "Then I saw a heel."

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From festival singer to mosque imam The episode began with Dr. Mabrouk Attia asking direct questions to Shakoosh: "Do you believe that your singing is a sin against God?" Shakoosh responded with an unexpected answer, saying: "My lifelong dream after I stop singing and God forgives me is to become an imam at a mosque."

Shakoosh's statement surprised Attia and the audience alike, especially since it came from an artist known for his controversial festival songs.

Shakoosh in Ramadan... between "Sh Sh" and "Al-Atawla 2" Hassan Shakoush also participated with two songs for two series in the current Ramadan drama season.

In the series "Esh Esh", shown on MBC Masr, Shakoosh performed the song "Ta'alali", which was sung by the series' heroine. The song was written by Mohamed Ghabbashi and arranged by Islam Sasso, and the series was directed by Mohamed Sami.

Shakoosh also participated in the series "Al-Atawla 2", where he performed the song "You Are the Monster" with the participation of singer Hamada Magdy. The work was directed by Ahmed Khaled Moussa, and includes an elite group of artists, most notably Ahmed El-Sakka, Tarek Lotfy, Basem Samra, Zeina, and Fifi Abdo.

Shakoush and Attia: A meeting that breaks barriers This meeting was not just a television dialogue. Rather, it was an encounter that broke down barriers between two different worlds, combining art and religion, proving that dialogue can bring together people with different opinions, and that humor can be a bridge for communication.