2022/03/14
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The Lebanese media, Nidal Al-Ahmadiya, cried after the media, Lamees Al-Hadidi, showed an excerpt from her dialogue with the artist, Sherine Abdel Wahab.
Al-Ahmadiyya revealed in a telephone interview during the “A Last Word” program presented by the media, Lamis Al-Hadidi on the “ON” channel: “For the first time I say this since the beginning of the adoption of the Sherine Abdel Wahab case.
I did this in order to take revenge, because I was subjected to more violence than Sherine, as well as her Lebanese friend, who ran away from her husband’s house three days ago.
She commented on the introduction to her dialogue with Sherine, in which she mentioned that it is one of the most difficult dialogues for her heart. She said: “It is indeed one of the most difficult dialogues, because as women we suffer like Sherine, but many women prefer silence. I’m afraid he’ll kill me.)
She stressed that Sherine is respectable and honorable, following up: “One of the most honorable women, respectable, honorable, kind and Judah bint Nas.”
I wondered: “A girl from the country must come from Oxford or the Shunazil in order for the Arab community to recognize us.
The Ahmadiyya settled the controversy over whether Hossam Habib, freed from Sherine Abdel Wahab, had caused her hair to be shaved, saying: “She was the one who shaved her hair and eyebrows with a razor blade, as she asked him for a divorce and he refused at the moment of her request.”
She revealed that Habib has been in love with Sherine since 2006, following up: “When I asked Sherine why did you marry Hossam Habib? She told me that she loved his love for her because she wanted to be in the shadow of a man and not in the shadow of a wall, which is the usual Arab culture.
In response to Lamees Al-Hadidi’s question whether Sherine was subjected to violence in her marriage, she said: “Very, I was subjected to the most horrific forms of violence, and we should not think that violence is only beating,
It suffices that she stayed on the sofa for four years, and after the divorce, she went back to choosing songs and poems. Within seven days of her divorce, she did not sleep an hour.