A reporter accuses Mohamed Ramadan of publishing a video clip that "carries obscene words"
An Egyptian lawyer filed a complaint accusing the artist, Mohamed Ramadan, of publishing a video clip, which he described as "pornographic and bears explicit obscene words."
Dr. Samir Sabry added in his statement: The situation has developed into something more dangerous and horrific after the songs contained many immoral words and overtones. Now, singing has become in ugly and low words in frank, crude terms, according to Al-Watan newspaper.
In his statement, Sabri pointed out that "a purposeful campaign of obscenity aimed at polluting Egypt's reputation and its lofty artistic civilization and scattering dust and pollution on this ancient artistic civilization.
Sabri concluded his statement, requesting an order to investigate the incident, which is the subject of the communication, and to refer Ramadan to an urgent criminal trial.
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