The poet Faris Iskandar responded to the actress, Safaa Sultan, after she described him as “a little polite” because of his talk about the concessions made by female artists to reach fame, indicating that the statement touched her directly, as he used the popular proverb “follows a thorn that pricks it.”“.
Iskandar confirmed in the “Anonymous” program, in which he was a guest, that Sultan is not entitled to talk about respect, because she made many concessions without reaching fame, and also forced her daughter to remove the veil, and assaulted her personal freedom..
Iskandar said: “Watch out, the one who annoyed me the most, he is the one who made concessions the most in the artistic community, and the virtuous sister made many concessions and did not reach a place, originally it is not known what an artist or singer, broadcaster or actress, so it is normal for her reaction to be like this because she made concessions And I didn’t get anywhere“.
He added: “Originally, she is the last unit to talk about respect. I want to ask her, why did you remove your daughter’s veil after your daughter chose to wear the veil?“.
Iskandar explained that the reason for the presence of Safaa Sultan in the artistic arena is due to her special relationship with a “big” star, as he described it, making her offer some roles, commenting: “You come to work for me as the honorable of Mecca, if it were not for the company of a great artist, no one would ask you for any work, I would not have wanted He replied, even though she attacked me before, but she came out and spoke again, started to turn on my back, no, my brother, and if you want, I do not respect her, and with disrespect to her“.
He continued, “As for the issue of respect, you need 6,000 light years to reach the respect of Kaab Sabati. It was better for her to remain silent.”
Iskandar’s attack came after Safaa Sultan denounced his previous statements, about how the stars reached fame, where she commented: “I do not respect, and I am originally surprised how my beloved Rabia, how she allowed him to complete his words, means that neither her husband nor her father walks, meaning if he walks with us, he walks adverb?“.
And she added: “Shame on him. Shame on us. We are the daughters of a world and people when we are artists and actresses. How do you mean that our affairs will not go away unless, shame? He tells us about our offer with ease, and you want to tell him your point of view. No, Heidi is not Heidi’s point of view, lack of manners.” (fuchsia)
