One of the doctor’s wives, the first, called “Hanaa A.A.” She works as a teacher and resides in the village of Shinira Al-Bahariya in Al-Santa Markaz district in Al-Gharbia Governorate, with a lawsuit against him.
A strange incident sparked widespread controversy in Egypt, where an Egyptian court ruled the imprisonment of a famous doctor who concealed his marriage to 4 women, and some of them had 12 children for 24 years.
The Gharbia Governorate, in northern Egypt, witnessed the involvement of a famous surgeon specializing in oncological surgeries in the city of Tanta, in marrying four women, without the knowledge of two of them until one of the wives discovered the matter through messages on Facebook.
One of the doctor’s wives, the first, called “Hanaa A.A.” She works as a teacher and resides in the village of Shneira Al-Bahriya in the district of Al-Santa Markaz in Al-Gharbia Governorate, with a lawsuit against her husband, called “Mahmoud F.” He works as a doctor in the city of Tanta, where she demanded, according to the law, that he be punished for concealing his third marriage. And the fourth is about her, and that he defrauded her and provided others, including the district attorney who handles the marriage contract for married couples, with false and erroneous information about her address, so that she would not be informed, according to the law, of his marriage to a third and fourth woman.
Osama Omar, the wife’s lawyer, told Al-Arabiya.net that his client married the famous doctor in 1999 and bore him five children, then he married another in 2001 and had six children with her, and this was with her knowledge and knowledge, adding that the wife discovered a few weeks ago that her husband secretly married a third woman. This is through messages on Facebook.
He added that the wife was able to obtain pictures of her husband’s marriage voucher, noting that by addressing the official authorities to obtain the original marriage voucher, the wife was surprised that her husband was secretly married to two wives, one of whom is the third in 2017 and the other and the last, which is the fourth in 2020.
In view of this, according to what the wife’s lawyer reveals, a lawsuit was filed before the Misdemeanor Court, which immediately ruled that the doctor be punished with 6 months in prison, 5 thousand pounds in compensation for the wife, and 1000 pounds bail.
For its part, the Doctors Syndicate refused to comment on the matter, considering that it is a personal matter and has nothing to do with the doctor’s work and professional ethics.
