Magdy El-Hawary Shares Spiritual Moments During Umrah and Sends Calm Message

Director Magdy El-Hawary posts a reflective moment from Umrah and shares a message of patience and composure amidst criticism

  Thu , March 12 2026 / 02:54 PM Updated At: 2026-03-12 14:54:49

🕊️ Director Magdy El-Hawary shared a photo of himself performing Umrah on his Instagram account, accompanied by a heartfelt prayer: “O Allah, You are Forgiving and love forgiveness, so forgive us” 🌟🙏.

💌 Fans reacted warmly, wishing him acceptance, safety, and expressing their admiration and support for the artist 🌈✨.

⚡ In another context, El-Hawary addressed director Mohamed Sami regarding his statements about the highest viewership during Ramadan, writing on Facebook: “Relax a bit, let people talk… grow up, the whole season is forgettable… soon you will act and everything will come back to you… avoid conflict… otherwise, people’s audience will dislike you before you even start! We, behind the camera, say what we want! Stand in front of the camera… don’t be afraid, we need to create a real trend… relax… relax, father, in the voice of the legend” 💬✨.

💡 The message emphasized patience, composure, and humanity, encouraging positive engagement from fans and reminding everyone that art is a bridge of communication, not a battlefield 🔥💖.

 

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