It happened in Kafr El Sheikh … an offensive video of “Samah Bint Haji Shehab”, then an apology (full story)

Mustafa Bukha, the owner of the video circulating on communication sites, denied that it was real, stressing that it was a representation. A video broadcast on social media in recent hours sparked controversy from a young man from Kafr El Sheikh, who called a girl named “Samah Bint Haji Shihab” on his wedding night under his house and claimed that she was his girlfriend during four years, accompanied by a speaker.

The owner of the video attached a comment to the publication, in which he said: “Oh group, you already grew up with the subject, this is part of an analog video, that my friend and I tried on our street, neither more nor less.”

With a face that exposed her lover

Bukha said in an explanatory video he posted on his Facebook account: “The video that Da Hazar released is a comedy, I know the world will turn against me like this,” adding: “All the people who were with me are my companions”. He noted that the clip is part of a movie, and that he aspires to act, and that he has been making videos for a long time.

He stressed that the matter is just a joke, saying: “The subject is from beginning to end, Hazar.” And he added: “And the people who are on the street are with me, evidence that no one has insulted him.” And the young man added: “I certainly do not advise anyone to do that.” People couldn’t bear it.

A young man slandered a girl who was walking with me

And Haji Shehab appeared, calling him in the video clip, saying that he was his personal hairdresser and that he didn’t have a girl named Samah, and Bukha asked him a question: “Do you have a girl named Samah?” To answer: “No, I have Omar and Ibrahim.”

It is noteworthy that “Bukha” issued another video hours ago, on his Facebook account, using a loudspeaker with several of his friends, under the house of a girl, claiming that she was his fiancée, and defamed her on the street, which angered the pioneers of social networks, and put pressure on the Internet police. Scan the video, according to security sources.