New details in the case of insult between Mayar El Beblawi and Mohamed Abu Bakr

The name of the artist Mayar El Beblawy has been at the top of Google search engines for a few hours now, after the Cairo Economic Misdemeanor Appeals Court set a session for next Thursday, January 9, to consider Sheikh Mohamed Abu Bakr’s appeal against the two-month prison sentence, in the case of his accusation of insulting and defaming the artist Mayar El Beblawy.

A month ago, the Economic Misdemeanor Court sentenced Sheikh Mohamed Abu Bakr to two months in prison and fined Mayar El-Beblawy 20,000 pounds, after she responded to him and exchanged insults via video clips posted on social media platforms. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

Investigations revealed that Sheikh Muhammad Abu Bakr Muhammad Jad al-Rab had insulted and slandered Mayar al-Beblawy through a video clip he posted on his personal account on the social networking site “Facebook”. The video included indecent phrases, attacked her honour and damaged the reputation of her family.

The investigations also revealed that the artist Mayar El Beblawy responded to him through a video clip that she posted on her Facebook account, and directed phrases at him that included insults to his reputation.

The beginning of the story between Mayar El Beblawy and Mohamed Abu Bakr

The story begins with the retired Egyptian artist Mayar El Beblawi talking about her separation from her husband 11 times, which prompted Sheikh Muhammad Abu Bakr to issue a fatwa about the prohibition of what happened because she used a temporary husband, which is illegal, accusing him of adultery and cuckoldry, which caused her and her family to be shocked, especially her son, who was psychologically affected by what happened.

The sheikh responded to the artist that he did not attack her honor, commenting in a live broadcast on Facebook: “I did not attack Mayar El Beblawy with insults, slander, or defamation. I described the act and did not talk about the person. I mentioned her name first, because she is the one speaking and she is the one who declared and spoke.”

He continued: "I have stated a legal ruling for which I will be held accountable before God. I may apologize to the artist in one case, if the court rules innocence. I will apologize to her because she was upset." Enjoy interesting and useful content with an exclusive podcast that provides you with everything you need to know in a few minutes via the Special app.

The artist Mayar El Beblawy broke down in a live broadcast on Facebook, and confirmed that she does not care about everything that is said about her, but that the matter has reached the point of discussing her honor and dignity is shocking to her, especially since she studied jurisprudence and knows her religious matters well.

She also experienced a bad psychological state after this matter, especially after her family members boycotted her, especially her eldest son, who refused to communicate with her. She explained that her uncles contacted her and expressed their anger at her and asked her to clarify these matters and reveal the truth to resolve this crisis.