🎤 How the Wegz Controversy Began
Rapper Wegz sparked controversy over the past hours after using the phrase “Likulli Imri’in Ma Nawa” in the lyrics of his new song.
The phrase is part of the well-known Prophetic hadith: “Actions are judged by intentions, and every person will have what they intended.”
Its use in a song led to a broader discussion about the use of religious expressions in musical works, particularly after preacher Khaled Zaki highlighted the source of the phrase and criticized its inclusion through a post on Instagram.
The incident generated significant interaction around the new song before Wegz responded directly to the criticism and explained his position.
📢 Khaled Zaki Criticizes the Use of the Hadith
Preacher Khaled Zaki addressed Wegz in a message discussing the phrase used in the song and explaining that it comes from a Prophetic hadith.
Zaki emphasized the importance of treating Prophetic sayings in a way that reflects their religious status, prompting discussion about the use of phrases from hadiths in artistic and musical works.
His comments attracted attention among followers, with the phrase becoming the main focus of the debate surrounding the song.
🙏 “Forgive My Ignorance, Sheikh”.. Wegz Explains His Position
Wegz responded to Khaled Zaki’s criticism, explaining that he did not know the phrase came from a Prophetic hadith.
In his response, Wegz wrote: “Forgive my ignorance regarding two things, Sheikh. First, that the phrase is from a hadith, and second, the religious ruling on using a phrase spoken by the Prophet.”
He also asked the preacher to clarify the religious ruling and provide the relevant text, saying that he wanted to understand the issue more clearly before taking further action.
His response showed that he wanted to understand the religious perspective surrounding the phrase rather than simply dismissing the criticism.
🎶 Wegz Announces That He Will Change the Lyrics
After explaining that he had not known the origin of the phrase, Wegz announced that he would change the lyrics of the song.
He said that the words that were inappropriate to include in the song would be changed and concluded his message with a prayer for guidance and repentance.
The announcement marked a practical response to the controversy after Wegz learned that the phrase originated in a Prophetic hadith.
🤝 Khaled Zaki Responds to Wegz
The interaction continued when Khaled Zaki responded to Wegz, praising the rapper’s reaction and his willingness to accept advice.
The preacher’s response focused on appreciating Wegz’s approach to the issue and his willingness to listen and reconsider the use of the phrase.
The situation therefore developed from criticism into a public exchange between the rapper and the preacher over the source of the text and the religious considerations surrounding its use in a song.
🔎 What Is the Phrase “Likulli Imri’in Ma Nawa”?
The phrase “Likulli Imri’in Ma Nawa” is part of the well-known hadith: “Actions are judged by intentions, and every person will have what they intended.”
The phrase became the center of the controversy after it appeared in Wegz’s lyrics, with the rapper later saying that he had not known it was part of a Prophetic hadith.
The incident generated different reactions, with some followers focusing on the use of religious language in music while others focused on Wegz’s response and his willingness to correct the issue after learning its source.
🎤 Wegz Responds With an Apology and Clarification
Wegz’s response showed that he chose to address the situation by acknowledging that he did not know the phrase’s source, asking about the religious ruling and expressing his willingness to change the lyrics.
His message also included an apology and made clear that he had not knowingly inserted a Prophetic phrase into the song.
Following his announcement that the lyrics would be changed, attention shifted toward the expected modification of the controversial section.
✨ The “Likulli Imri’in Ma Nawa” Controversy Leads to a Lyrics Change
Wegz’s new song has renewed discussion about the use of expressions derived from religious texts in artistic works, particularly when those expressions originate in Prophetic sayings.
At the same time, Wegz clarified that he had not known the source of the phrase when it was included in the song and said he was prepared to change it after learning its origin and asking about the relevant religious ruling.
With the rapper announcing that the lyrics would be modified and Khaled Zaki acknowledging his response, the controversy has moved toward clarification and correction, while the disputed section remains the focus of attention surrounding the song.
💬 What do you think of Wegz’s response to the criticism? Do you think his decision to change the lyrics brings the controversy to an end? 🎤👇
