The Egyptian artist, Mohamed Ramadan, sparked controversy on social media, where he published a video clip showing weapons of gold, as he displayed a Kalashnikov rifle with a safe stuffed with bullets, and a golden pistol stuffed with ammunition as well.
Some believe that there is nothing left that Muhammad Ramadan did not show to his fans via Instagram, where he reviewed muscles, food and drinks, as well as cars, planes, dollars, collectibles and animals.
Ramadan published a video of the weapon while playing in the background one of his songs, in which he says: “Shadid my parts, and the weapon is ready Muammar, the hour of destruction is forbidden to joke, I am not joking.” The artist, Ramadan, commented on this video by saying: “Oh God, give us their best and protect us from their evil.” Behind him is a painting from the movie “The Godfather.”
And the “Shabakat” program (4/5/2023) followed the Egyptians’ comments on the Ramadan parade with golden weapons, as the activist Hamza wrote: “He (put) a picture of the Godfather, meaning from the same mafia tribe.”
The songwriter Turki asked: “Why does he have weapons? I mean, did he live the role of his series, or what?”
As for the activist Yassin, he said: “God willing, the inferiority complex is working with him very much.. Oh God, there is no defect or objection. At a time when people cannot find (you cannot find it) bread, he presents things that have no importance other than provoking people.”
As for the activist Zozi, she commented: “Muhammad Ramadan has charisma.. He lives the role that he deserves.. He has anyone in his place who will do this.. If someone who drinks Nescafe in Starbucks takes a picture and puts his picture down, he won’t do that? I mean, people have a right and he doesn’t.” !!”, she said.
As for the activist Lol, she tweeted: “Which weapon is not forbidden for this? Isn’t he supposed to be prosecuted for possession of a firearm?”
Due to the many criticisms, Ramadan deleted the video and wrote: “If you want to see gold on his page, you will see some jewelry, brush his teeth with gold paste, or shower with golden soap.”
It is noteworthy that Egyptian law punishes with two years imprisonment and a fine anyone who uses a special website on an information network that displays pictures or video clips of weapons, to incite violence by showing or waving force, or intimidating others.
