Hala Shiha Responds to Critics on Social Media

Egyptian artist Hala Shiha has launched a scathing attack on her critics on social media platforms in response to her recent appearance and criticism.

Recently, Hala Shiha posted a group of photos of herself on her Instagram account, commenting: “Because I like photography, these are photos at home, without filters, with normal lighting, and I take photos on the phone.”

We are all human, not angels

After the photos were published, negative comments about Hala Shiha poured in, with many confirming that she had distorted her beauty and changed her features due to plastic surgery. In response, Hala Shiha decided to address the criticism.

Hala responded to a comment that said: “Bravo, you know how to brutalize your face with plastic surgery, fillers, botox and lip plumping. Where is Hala Shiha?”, saying: “Anyway, it’s without me. Plastic surgery or any Some are makeup, lighting and photography angles.

Another commentary says: “And whoever’s greatest concern is the world, Allah will place his poverty before his eyes and spread His reconciliation for him, and nothing will come to him from the world other than what Allah has ordained for him. It,” Hala Shiha replied sarcastically saying: “Allah’s will, all of you Sheikhs.”

She responded to a comment saying: “13 years of veiling, niqab, prayer, hajj and worship and 4 years of clothing, nudity and bikini will erase how many years of bad deeds? Imposed by God, not by any servant, and the Day of Obligation is natural from God, not from man, but you have forgotten that we are all men, not angels.”

Hala Shiha and heated debate

In response to one of his comments, he said: “It is a fearful thing that you are far from our Lord and forget how much comfort and peace you find when you are with Him, and what is more difficult is to return to Him. Again, O God, Do not make our hearts go astray after You have guided us.

Hala Shiha sparked much controversy after her marriage to Islamic preacher, Moez Masood in 2021 and her retirement from the industry for the second time. Sheeha attacked artists from her country and described the art as “fake”, before later parting ways with it and confirming that her account was no longer at her disposal.

After her statements circulated on social networking sites during her marriage to preacher Moez Massoud, the art of which is banned, Egyptian artist Hala Shiha announced that all statements written through her personal account during that period had nothing to do with her, and did not stem from her beliefs. , and one person was writing those statements.