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Shams Al-Maghribi’s letter to her ex-husband, Saad Al-Saghir, sparks controversy (photo)

Shams Al-Maghribi's letter to her ex-husband, Saad Al-Saghir, sparks controversy (photo)
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This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:

This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:

Dancer Shams Al-Maghribi sent a strong message to her ex-husband. Popular Egyptian singer Saad Al-SaghirThis came after a court ruled he was jailed for three years for drug use.

Shams Al-Maghribi comments on prison sentence

Shams Al-Maghribi posted a set of photos of herself and her ex-husband on her official Facebook account, along with a poignant comment in which she said: “Be patient and do not neglect, for he who makes an atom good will see and whoever is an atom’s weight of evil will see it… Oh God, do not rejoice in him.

She added that throughout their marriage she prayed for him, despite the great harm she suffered because of his behavior.

Details of what she experienced with Saad Al-Saghir

Al-Maghribi went on to say: “You destroyed my life, you hurt me a lot and you did to me what no human being could have imagined. » You disrespected my honor and honor, broke my relationship with my daughter, who was born alive, and ruined my future… My whole life with you was nothing but threats and intimidation. She explained that one of the worst situations that she cannot forget is when he left her in critical condition after giving birth, calling his actions barbaric.

Shams Al-Maghribi’s prayers after his prison sentence

Shams Al-Maghribi concluded her message by praying for her ex-husband, saying: “May God humiliate you as you humiliated me… Our God is great and I will never forgive you.

She added that she still prays for him, stressing that what she did was “at the throat of young Saad and his defenseless daughter.”

Prison sentence against Saad Al-Saghir

Last Monday, the North Cairo Criminal Court sentenced Saad Al-Saghir to 3 years in prison and a fine after finding him guilty of possessing narcotic substances contained in electronic cigarettes. He was arrested at Cairo airport on September 10 upon his return from the United States, where 9 electronic cigarettes containing marijuana were discovered.

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