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Moein Sharif released a song-like artwork this morning called “My Kisses,” which included phrases praising Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah. The song was attached to a video of the teacher addressing his followers and was widely spread in the virtual space. It later turned out that this song was the tweet in which Muhammad al-Mazah, the judge for urgent matters in Tire, thanked the teacher for the words he had spoken to him. Al-Sayed paid tribute to the prankster, following the decision he issued, according to which he prohibited any Lebanese or foreign media outlets working on Lebanese soil from interviewing Dorothy Shea, the US ambassador to Lebanon. The judge’s decision, which exposed him to a campaign on social media, followed statements by the US ambassador against Hezbollah. On that day, the prankster responded to the Secretary General’s words with a tweet in the form of a poem, considering his words the most prestigious honor he received in his life. And the joker wrote: “Today you gave me the highest honor … Dear Secretary General, Eminence, what a great honor I received from among idols … a dream that came to be interpreted in waking life and in a dream. .. My kisses to your pure aunt are crowned with a thousand peace “. In this context, sources from Al-Akhbar indicate that Moein Sharif intended not to mention the name of the composer and arranger of “My Kisses”, because the song is a tribute to the words of the joker who personally asked Sharif to convert his words in a song.
Good morning Fairuz,
Lebanon is the definitive homeland of all its people.# The Master of Lebanese Unity pic.twitter.com/mpcV4545HA– Moeen Shreif – Moeen Sharif (@moeenshreif) September 2, 2020
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