Journalist Maha Al-Saghir, wife of the artist Ahmed Al-Sakka, published a “mysterious” message on her personal page on Facebook, which caused great confusion among her followers and fans of the action and drama star Ahmed Al-Sakka, who began wondering why she published these words.
A mysterious message from Ahmed Al-Sakka’s wife on Facebook
Ahmed Al-Sakka’s wife wrote on her Facebook page: “You will continue to bear the pain and humiliation, and in the end your life will be wasted and no one will thank you.. Divorce is difficult, but what is more difficult is living without a soul in an extinguished body that does not know the meaning of happiness.”
Media personality Maha Al-Saghir, Al-Saqqa’s wife, published these words, as if they were a quote in a picture, giving advice to her female followers, saying: “Look where your happiness is and go. Your life will be wasted.”
Followers’ reaction to Ahmed Al-Sakka’s wife’s message
As soon as they were published, these words received widespread interaction from the followers of the media figure, Maha Al-Saghir, and the fans of her husband, the artist Ahmed Al-Sakka, who wondered why she wrote such words, and whether they amounted to an announcement of their separation, or whether they were merely advice to women who face marginalization from their husbands.
One of the media’s followers, Maha Al-Saghir, commented on her post, saying: “It is forbidden for you, do not encourage divorce. Everyone who offers good will find it. The woman has nothing but her home, so if she disagrees with her father, she will divorce him?!” If she disagreed with her mother, would she divorce her?! I mean to leave them…the solution is to see where the problem is and solve it. We do not make divorce easy. The number of divorced women today is in the millions. Encourage the reconstruction of homes and the raising of children so that we can be a strong country.”
Followers’ question about the separation of Maha Al-Saghir and Ahmed Al-Sakka
Another follow-up wrote, asking whether the media personality Maha Al-Saghir had separated from her husband, the artist Ahmed Al-Sakka, or not: “Did you really get divorced from Ahmed Al-Sakka?” It is clear that the good is true.” Another wrote: “Does anyone leave Ahmed Al-Saqqa alone, Maha?” This is what you wish for.”
