Khaberni - The Egyptian artist Ahmed El Sakka discussed his relationship with his late colleague Suleiman Eid, pointing to the reason behind not burying him with his own hands, as he usually does with his close ones.
Ahmed El Sakka said in statements to the "One of the People" program: "It wasn't a desire, and when it started with me it was by coincidence, and I was scared at that time, and I have been doing this since I was in middle school, and I buried my grandfather, may God have mercy on him. There was just one person whom I couldn't go down with and bury him.. We were together for 26 years and we had heavy jokes with each other. Even Dr. Ashraf Zaki was very surprised at that time, and I told him that my legs couldn’t carry me and it was the first time I knew this term."
He added: "Dr. Ashraf Zaki told me, so you're not going down to bury Suleiman Eid, and I said no... How can I bury myself? May God have mercy on him and be kind to him, Suleiman Eid is a role model who will not be judged and is in heaven and on my personal responsibility. I lived with him more than his family, and he lived in my house more than he ever did with anyone else."
It is noted that the artist Suleiman Eid passed away on the morning of Friday, April 18, at the age of 64 years due to a sudden heart attack at his home, and was transported to one of the hospitals in Sheikh Zayed, but he passed away in the ambulance.
