Sherine: Regret for “Ma Tjernish”… and the song’s author replies: I don’t like the song

The poet Bahaa El-Din Muhammad attacked the star Sherine Abdel WahabAfter announcing that she regretted the lyrics of the song he wrote, “Matjarnish”, Sherine received a question from the audience regarding the song that she regretted presenting, and she said, “Matjrhnish”, to be answered by Bahaa El-Din Muhammad through his account on “Facebook”.

Sherine on Instagram

The great poet Bahaa El-Din Muhammad said: “I am not accustomed to responding to anyone… But when someone goes beyond his limits, he must stand in his place and know that no matter how accustomed to making mistakes, he must come to some names and be held accountable and clear his mind, especially when he is involved in every disaster that he defends.. I will speak very briefly. “.

He continued, “The first scene.. The first day Sherine Abdel Wahab entered my office, she was with Nasr Mahrous, who is the one who is credited with presenting it, and minutes following the meeting we met Sherine crying and Nasr asked her to give me why she replied because I am sitting with Professor Bahaa.”

Bahaa El Din Mohamed on Facebook

And he added, “The second scene… I nominated her to sing “A lot of we love”, and had it not been for Nasr’s approval, out of respect for the ten who we had, she would not have sung it because she was arrested by the union.” I heard the new one, and this is of course a mistake, because the one who sings, whatever his name is, is not supposed to make a mistake like this… because this scene is not suitable for the first scene.

And he concluded, “The fourth and final scene… the song “Matjrhnish”, I have not yet liked Sherine’s singing, with all due respect to her voice, and I am sure if it weren’t for Mr. Nasr, I would not have met the meeting… and what hurt me is one of my most important works and I have the right to defend it as a result of the recklessness of what I sang. Someone fights himself and makes a mistake in the creators who participated in its manufacture… And to write this speech, Sherine Ghaltana remains as usual, but I had to say it. Don’t do this once more, and you are growing up, but I do not exceed the limits of the size of some names or their works.