Sherine Abdel Wahab faces a stolen melody crisis with Amr Mostafa

It seems that the crisis of the artist Sherine Abdel Wahab is still branching out, from the announcement of her lawyer “Yasser Qantosh” withdrawing from her case due to a “slip of the tongue”, to accusing the composer Amr Mostafa of stealing his melody in Sherine’s latest song, her conflicts and crises branch out in different directions, personal, artistic and legal.

Amr Mostafa accuses Sherine of stealing his tunes The famous Egyptian artist and composer announced in a post he published on his Facebook page that one of his melodies had been stolen and presented in a song by the artist Sherine Abdel Wahab.

Amr Mostafa posted a clip of Sherine's song, "Ghalia Alayna Ya Baladna," and commented, saying: "Amr Mostafa's melodies are not authorized for publication, and the idea of the melody was stolen in a new song by Sherine," adding, "Everyone will be held accountable in due time."

Amr Mostafa confirmed that the stolen tune was performed in only one concert and that he did not authorize its publication at all. He threatened the composer who stole the tune without mentioning his name, stressing that he would not give up his rights.

Mustafa did not specify which song he meant, leaving that task to the audience.

A "warning" statement from Sherine Abdel Wahab to her fans It is noteworthy that the artist Sherine Abdel Wahab warned her fans against following her news through her old accounts on social media.

Sherine issued a statement on her page on the “ X ” website, which read: “The star Sherine Abdel Wahab warns her fans against dealing with any content published on her old official accounts on social media or her old channel on YouTube .” The statement added: “Sherine clarifies that the old accounts and channel are no longer under her control, and that there is an ongoing legal dispute over them.”

The statement continued: “She confirms that any songs or content published on these accounts, such as the song “Btmany Ansak”, “Elli Yeqabel Habibi”, “Henneftal”, and the upcoming new songs that are scheduled to be published in the future, have nothing to do with her. Sherine calls on her fans not to believe any content published on these accounts, stressing that she has no control over them and that there are those who exploit her name and artistic activity, and she currently owns new platforms on social media.”