A lawsuit to prevent Hayat Al-Fahd from entering Egypt

A lawsuit to prevent Hayat Al-Fahd from entering Egypt 

The Kuwaiti star, Hayat Al-Fahd, caused a sensation and anger over her statements during the week about her demand to deport expatriate workers to Kuwait due to the Corona crisis, which occupies public opinion between Arab countries and Egypt in particular.

As a result, the Egyptian lawyer, Salim Sabry, filed a lawsuit to include the Kuwaiti artist on the lists of those banned from entering Egypt, describing her as the enemy of the nation.

Lawyer Sabri asserted in his lawsuit that these statements are a precedent that only the enemies of the homelands, haters, ungrateful and haters of Egypt can present, accusing the Kuwaiti leopard’s life of insulting the Egyptians when she demanded, during a phone call to the “Crisis and Encroachment” program, to expel the arrivals from Kuwaiti lands, and not to treat them. .

The lawsuit was based on the hadith of Al-Fahd when she said: "If it was up to me, I would throw them in the land (the desert) and we are tired, why do we suffer from them, and Kuwait cannot bear all this."

In his statement, Sabri stated: “We do not exaggerate when we say that the virtue of Egypt over the Arabs and Muslims was and still is great, and it will continue to the Day of Judgment.”

Hayat Al-Fahd, despite her justification in a new hadith that she did not intend to offend any Arab country and her words were misunderstood, many did not forgive her, and on the other hand she received the support of many well-known figures in the media.

Hayat Al-Fahad's statement about expatriates and employment in Kuwait

Hayat Al-Fahd's response to her previous statements

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