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After the “Umm Haroun” series sparked widespread controversy among the audience, it appears that differences have begun to creep between members of the work.
The story began when the play’s Egyptian director, Mohamed Al-Adl, posted a post on his Facebook page, during which he bragged that the series had been leading the Gulf trend for days.
And the justice wrote: “I directed the year, this is a Kuwaiti series … I know, of course, that we, as Egyptians, generally do not pursue Gulf business … I myself did not do any of the Gulf series before to watch any Gulf series. But I love to know that your brother is the No. 1 series in five countries. ” Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the Emirates, Bahrain and Oman, and this is something that has never happened in the history of Gulf or non-Gulf series. Long live Egypt and its artists.
It seems that Justice’s publication angered the heroine of the play, Kuwaiti actress Hayat Al-Fahd, who responded indirectly, so she published her photo with the character of “Umm Haroun” and commented: “If the vile palm of the Wealth is full of admiration, he said: I am I, but as generous as the branch, always bearing fruit of humility. Umm Harun bowed all my thanks and love to my dear Republic and may God protect you from all evil and hatred, and Protect your families for you. The life of the Leopard.
Then Hayat Al-Fahd came back and posted again: “Thanks and thanks to director Lulwa Abdel Salam for her participation in directing the #M_haron series and thanks to the technical and productive cadres with her, and we always beat people with your morale and best wishes for your success, and Happy New Year. “
The audience explained that Hayat Al-Fahd’s publications, especially the latest one, are but a clear and indirect response to Muhammad al-Adl.
It is noteworthy that the “Umm Haroun” series has caused controversy and accusations of normalization with Israel, because it tells the story of a Jewish woman who lived in the Gulf and was subjected to ill-treatment by society due to her religious affiliation.
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