Rana Hassan Abu Al-Saud, the daughter of the late musician, commented on the apology of the artist Sherine Abdel Wahab for unintentionally abusing her father, that she forgave her, explaining to “The Seventh Day”: “I am talking regarding myself as Rana Hassan Abu Al-Saud, and it was impossible to file a case once morest her and her apology is acceptable.” And even if she does not apologize, I know that her intention was not what she meant, and may God make her happy, guide her, and fix her conditions.”
Rasha Hassan Abu Al-Saud had also confirmed that Sherine Abdel Wahab’s apology had been accepted, during a telephone interview on the “Ninth” program with the media, Shafki Al-Muniri on the Egyptian Channel 1, noting that the apology was from the adults and that they were brought up on this, and we take into account her psychological state and the problems that befell her.
Sherine apologized to the family of musician Hassan Abu Al-Saud, during a statement issued by Sherine through her lawyer, which stated: “The artist Sherine Abdel Wahab declares that she has all the respect and appreciation for the late musician Hassan Abu Al-Saud, and that it is a completely unintended mistake, and that she has all respect and appreciation for his generous family, and that everything that is It was mentioned yesterday with the media, Lamis Al-Hadidi, regarding Hossam Habib, which are facts and facts, and the days will prove the truth of what was said.
The statement added: “Accordingly, all legal measures have been taken regarding this incident, which represents several crimes, and for this, the office of counselor Yasser Kantoush, the lawyer, has been assigned to take all legal measures once morest the so-called Hossam Habib, and I call upon journalists and media professionals not to communicate with me regarding these issues, which From today, I will focus only on my work, and I will leave the legal procedures to the office of Chancellor Yasser Kantoush, and I have full confidence in him and in Egypt’s just judiciary to restore my rights.”
