Al-Marsad newspaper: The Kuwaiti media, Fajr Al-Saeed, attacked the Syrian artist, Asala Nasri, accusing her of many negative qualities, and denouncing some of her actions.
Fajr Al-Saeed said, during her stay as a guest on the Ghabga Al-Fajr program with the media, Mai Al-Aidan, that she has a personal dispute with Asala currently, because of the latter’s claim that she died during her ill health, who entered intensive care after her two years ago, and gloated over her death.
She explained: “I have a personal dispute with Asala at the moment. When I was sick, Asala published a tweet in which she asked for prayers and announced my death, and she was not satisfied with announcing my death, but she announced my death on the basis of a sin as if I was abusive as if she was Mrs. Zainab.”
Fajr Al-Saeed indicated that Asala deleted the publication announcing her death, after contacting the hospital in which Fajr was undergoing treatment, where they threatened her to file a lawsuit against her because of an incorrect news: .
And she continued: “Everything can be forgiven except for gloating, especially, Asala, that you were paralyzed, your country was lost, you were expelled from your country, and I had many problems, and I did not gloat about you because you mean zero to nothing.”
Fajr Al-Saeed confirmed that she is angry with Asala in a national and not personal capacity, explaining: “I get annoyed when Asala rises to the stage and expresses her thanks to Egypt, which embraced her and Saudi Arabia, and forgets to thank Bahrain, and if it weren’t for the Bahrain passport that Asala carries, she would not have entered Saudi Arabia at all. She holds the Syrian passport and the Syrian passport on it. X (Sign Rejected) in every country in the world.”
She also pointed out that Asala also did not thank the UAE, which is the country that she has a preference for after Bahrain as well, adding: “For me, she is nothing, the person who rejoices in the death of anyone, even if his enemy is a person who has no humanity, but I will not talk about her and I will not I give it absolute value.”