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    Ahmed Fahmi’s Primitive Comments About Marriage and Wife Gets Him Called A Misogynist

    Dina HashishBy Dina HashishJanuary 15, 2018Updated:January 15, 2018No Comments2 Mins Read0 Views
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    Egyptian Actor, Violinist and Singer, Ahmed Fahmi, has been one of television’s leading men for the past couple of years. With a gigantic fan base, the former Wama band member proved time after time that he is more than a band boy with his acting and TV shows hosting skills. However, social media has no mercy when it comes to women’s rights, feminism and medieval statements.

    Sadly, Ahmed Fahmi has been under fire for controversial comments regarding his wife during an interview on Ana we Ana TV show. The host, Samar Yousry, described Fahmy as the classic oriental man after his wife said that the singer had a huge say in her career and personal life.

    https://www.facebook.com/OnEntertainment.eg/videos/1825695884107202/?hc_ref=ARSvMXiRZoxmC927MUUdneU0uPLoz0WT2nsAUWNsK8cZ7Pgjp8rLM2emAksmsTiZLoc

    It goes without saying, the social media backlash was intense after she described her husband as a jealous man who banned her from having friends and controlled the way she dressed where she had to cover from neck to toe. What made things worse was giving up her singing career for her husband and him commenting that there has to be a limiting roof to women’s ambitions in marriage.

    We haven’t been living under a rock and we know this mentality exists not only in Egyptian and Arab men, but all over the world. This should not be a defining trait when describing oriental men. However, it is a definite social suicide move when an actor with female co-hosts, friends and fans insinuates that women should be limited.

    It is 2018 for God’s sakes, there is no place for public medieval and primitive thoughts in a world where women are fighting hard for equal pay and rights. Alas, it is a marriage afterall and if the wife agrees, who are we to say no?

    The actor has been under fire these past two days. Some completey disagreed with his comments

    While others sounded more understanding

    The social media debate led the actor to release quite an intense statement, asking people to mind their own business as he is not married to their mothers. Later, Fahmi posted another public apology to his offended fans, adding that he is happily married.

    WE SAID THIS: To the Ahmed Fahmis of the world, please read this: 9 Inspirational Female Leaders That Are Not Hilary Clinton

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    Dina is an orthodontist with a passion for writing and blogging that surpasses the joy of straightening teeth. Her book blog “Closet nerd book club” promotes the work of young aspiring Egyptian authors. Her life’s guilty pleasure is tacky reality TV shows and the two addictions that have taken over her life are Game of Thrones and Perez Hilton.

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