The Tragic Life and Death of Egyptian Social Media Star Dina Marajeh

The “Mokattam” page announced the departure of Dina Marajeh as one of the residents of Mokattam, as Dina Marajeh is considered one of the famous personalities on social networking sites in Egypt, after appearing in videos on YouTube with her friend Joe.

The death of Dina Marajeh

Despite her simplicity and spontaneity, she was bullied because of her spontaneous sentences that express the lack of culture, in addition to her simple appearance.

However, Dina did not despair, but was able to turn this bullying into a motive for success, as she turned into a social media star.

She became famous for her famous phrase, “Good luck, my heart,” which became her motto, which expresses her simplicity and spontaneity in dealing with life.

Sorrow in the life of Dina Marajeh

And Dina had gone through a psychological state over the past months, grieving the death of her mother, to become an orphan of the father and mother, and her poor psychological state prompted her to shave her hair completely, and she appeared in a video clip while she was bald and said: “Because of my loneliness after my mother died, I shaved my hair like Sherine.” .

Dina swings cause a crisis within the artistic community

Suddenly and without warning, Dina caused a revolution in the Egyptian artistic community just because she appeared in one of the scenes of the series “Ley Laa” by Amina Khalil, Hani Adel, Hala Sedqi and Sherine Reda, directed by Maryam Ouf and written by Maryam Naoum, and many accused the makers of the series of encouraging banality by presenting Dina as an actress. Despite the amount of ridicule that reaps on social networking sites, and some have argued that children of the artistic community and graduates of specialized institutes should step aside because business makers only choose people who do not represent any artistic value or have talent, and all their qualifications are just videos that have achieved viewing on social networking sites until If the uproar is due to poor content or the shallowness of what these people offer.

The controversy arose so much that the director of the series came out to say that she is free to choose whatever actors she deems appropriate and is not required to justify her artistic choices as long as she sees the benefit of anyone’s participation, whatever it is.

Tragedies in the life of Dina Marajeh

Fatima Al-Marakih says: “Dina Marajeh lived most of it and died most of it. This girl was hoping that you would support her. She used to make a page every day and tell you to encourage me so that I can spend on my children from her.”

And she added: “I am really oppressed because of her.

She was badly treated by her husband, whom she married when he was fourteen years old, and the humiliation reached the point of constantly beating her, even though he married her in the house of her father and mother, and her father died of grief over what she was subjected to at the hands of her husband.

She wished to find a decent job, but the search for “a living” made her sell tissues, work on a swing, or in a car park, and her response to the attack she was subjected to on the followers was: “Don’t you hate me, I want my children to eat a halal morsel and eat my mother and live in Sweet place.