Dalia Fouad Sends Strong Messages to Amr Adib After Her Release

After her release and acquittal, TV presenter Dalia Fouad addressed Amr Adib via Facebook, emphasizing the importance of verifying facts before judging people, while reflecting on her personal experience and the impact of words on social media

  Sun , March 08 2026 / 03:16 PM Updated At: 2026-03-08 15:16:42

📝 Dalia Fouad’s Messages After Her Ordeal
Dalia Fouad wrote:
"This came during Amr Adib’s discussion about the series 'Monalisa', when he spoke about the dangers of injustice and judging people before knowing the truth, citing the Quranic verse: {O you who believe, if a sinful person brings you news, verify it…}… He also said: Before judging and condemning, we must ensure the truth, not everything said is true, and words can tarnish a person’s reputation and ruin lives. In the era of social media, words are like bullets" 💬💥.

💡 Personal Experience and Call for Justice
She added:
"In my crisis, this bullet came from your gun, Mr. Amr… Information about me was shared with millions before the full truth was revealed, as if it were absolute truth. I do not attack anyone nor seek sympathy; I only demand justice, and the Egyptian judiciary has delivered it. Now, the full truth must be revealed to the public" ⚖️✨.

🖋️ A Strong Message for the Public and Media
Through her post, Dalia emphasizes that rushing to judgment and believing unverified information can destroy a person’s reputation and future, highlighting the enormous impact of social media 🌐💜.

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