Khaberni - Mohamed Ramadan posted on his Facebook account a photo with the artist Ahmed Saad, through which he expressed his support and solidarity with him, after the latter was involved in a car accident in the early hours of yesterday morning (Saturday) while returning from a wedding in Ain Sokhna.
Ramadan commented on his photo with Ahmed Saad saying: "May God give you a speedy recovery, my friend, and may you return to your loved ones, your family, and your audience with all your strength."
A large number of fans of Ramadan and Saad interacted with the post, wishing Saad a speedy recovery and a quick return to his audience.
However, one of the followers commented on Mohamed Ramadan's post saying: "Your turn next, Mohamed Ramadan," hinting at wishing a similar accident on him. Ramadan responded firmly, saying: "Know, the smartest of your brothers, that God gives you what you wished for others and maybe even more.. There is no power or strength except through God."
Ramadan's response was greatly appreciated by his audience, who expressed their disdain for what the follower had written, pointing out that such behavior is not appropriate at all.
Mohamed Ramadan reveals a surprise about his late father's relationship with the lyrics of his new song
Mohamed Ramadan had posted on his Instagram account a video clip of his new song, scheduled to be released next Wednesday, featuring the singer Elia. He revealed a surprise about the song's lyrics, announcing that they were inspired by his late father's advice to him.
Ramadan commented on the song's promo saying: "Stay strong - Complaining to anyone other than God is humiliating - Hold your head high - Only wipe your tears with your hand - Never give up your dream even if it's in the sky - These are not just ordinary lyrics I wrote in my song .. these were my father's advice, may God rest his soul in Paradise."
He added: "Note: I made and filmed this song about two months ago in the USA and it was supposed to be released three days ago, thanking the production company for postponing it until next Wednesday to mourn my father."
