Emirati artist Ahlam responded angrily to a follow-up that offended her on Twitter, because of her appearance at the “Sound of the Earth Night” concert, which was held a few days ago in the Saudi capital, Riyadh.
Ahlam had appeared at the ceremony honoring the late artist Talal Maddah in a black dress covered with silver embroidery and decorated with feathers at the ambush, designed by Zuhair Murad, but some focused on the eye shape that mediated the chest area, and claimed that she used one of the most famous symbols of the Masonic movement.
An account on Twitter called “Raa of Hope” accused Ahlam of having sung for Freemasonry at the “Night of the Earth’s Voice” ceremony, and the account described the Emirati artist as “immoral”, and it said: “Oh God, do not punish us for what the foolish of us did,” how can he not be indignant The Lord and the earth quake in his holy land, debauchery, debauchery, and Masonic rituals are held. My eyes are your eyes. The season of Riyadh is called the voice of the earth and the immoral, carrying the emblem of their master and singing, Sir, Qom!!
Ahlam responded to the follow-up, before hurriedly deleting it: “The slut. On him, you are the sinner, and I swear by God, I will not make you lawful for the Day of Judgment, and God is a witness.”
And the Emirati star published the account, “Yaraa min Amal”, which was not completed hours until it was completely closed, and she wrote: “You show your inclinations from your account, you whore, enter her account, you know who she is, may God suffice you.”
A follower of Ahlam asked for calm, and wrote to her a tweet, “Keep your mind, Umm Fahd.” Ahlam hastened to respond: “And I, your sister, have grown up, and our children have grown up.
The “Sound of the Earth Night” concert was held on the first of February, in honor of the history and art of the Voice of the Earth, artist Talal Maddah, at the Mohammed Abdo Arena Theater in Riyadh City Boulevard, with the participation of more than 40 Arab stars to honor his artistic career that spanned nearly 50 years.
The Emirati artist, Ahlam, recounted a position she gathered with the late artist Talal Maddah, and she said in her speech on the stage: “It is an honor that I am today in my country, Saudi Arabia, and be part of this distinguished constellation to honor the voice of the earth.”
And she continued: “My first party, he attended me and held my hands and said I am sure that you will be a big star one day and keep your voice.”
