Doaa Salah Criticizes “Number One” Race in Ramadan Drama, Urges Focus on Humanitarian Issues
TV host Doaa Salah calls on drama stars to prioritize humanitarian issues in the Arab world over competing for “number one” in Ramadan 2026.
🔥 TV presenter Doaa Salah sent direct messages to several drama stars participating in the current Ramadan season, criticizing the ongoing debate over who tops the “number one” list.
💡 She emphasized that humanitarian issues in the Arab world deserve more attention than these competitive discussions. Some stars publicly announced the success of their series, including Yasmine Abdel Aziz, Amr Saad, and Ahmed Alawadi, while director Mohamed Sami stated that Monalisa, starring his wife Mai Omar, leads the drama scene.
🎯 Doaa stressed that while celebrating success is legitimate, the current regional crises require stars with large audiences to take clear humanitarian stances and support affected communities.
🌍 She also highlighted that several stars hold golden residencies in the UAE, yet the public has rarely seen them address humanitarian issues or advocate support for victims, despite events in Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Kuwait.
💬 Doaa concluded by stating that artists have a social influence that goes beyond TV ratings, and audiences expect not just rankings in the Ramadan race but also humanitarian actions that reflect their societal impact.
✨ Conclusion:
Artists should balance their artistic success with social responsibility, making their influence deeper and more credible for audiences.
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