“I am for the way I put it” … a message from Radwa El-Sherbiny to the “woman without a veil”

The press, Radwa El-Sherbiny, apologized for her controversial statements about the veil, in her first comment, after the complaints committee of the Supreme Council for Media Regulation opened an urgent investigation with her, on the complaints received by the Advice on what she said on one of the “unveiled women” shows.

“Radwa” kicked off today’s episode of her “You Are You” show, which is featured on “CBC,” with this apology, and she said, “I made a mistake or misrepresented the way I put it or something I want to say about the veils, because I met a lot of veiled people in During this period, they told me that I wanted to take off the veil because I did not know that we would go out with our companions who did not wear the veil, and at that moment I went out and sat grateful in the veil, but the Shakraniya came to the brain of the unveiled, and they felt that they were not good, and I am very sorry if you understood this. “

She said: “No one will enter heaven or hell without the permission of our Lord, Glory to Him, but I meant that the veiled woman made the one who was over her and more than me, and the one who is not veiled, but this it has nothing to do with the fact that he who is not veiled is not good, nor will I be good. But there is a lighter in it that is veiled and it is not good, and this also applies to those who are not veiled, and our Lord is the one who judges who will enter Heaven and who will enter Hell. “

And he added: “I watched the video of the episode and found that I had forgotten and met annoying people. You have a thousand rights and your right is in my head.”

And on last week’s episode of her “She Wase” show on the “CBC” channel, “El-Sherbiny” sent a message to everyone who wants to remove the veil, and she said, “I know you take off the veil. veil … You are better than me and without the veil 100 thousand times “.

And “El-Sherbiny’s” statements were met with a wave of criticism, as many refused to prefer the veiled woman to the unveiled, describing the unveiled as “the devil,” while others they viewed the statements as an encouragement for bullies and a statement that would increase violence against women.