Mohammed Sobhi Honored for Creative Excellence Amid Film Controversy
December 19, 2025397 AufrufeLesezeit: 2 Minuten
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Egyptian artist Mohammed Sobhi has been awarded for his exceptional creativity and granted honorary membership in the Arab Creative Association, recognizing his decades-long artistic career that skillfully blends entertainment with profound social themes, leaving a lasting impact on Arab consciousness. This recognition is part of the association's efforts to honor artists who successfully merge artistic expression with joy and creativity.
**Sobhi's Response to "The Lady" Controversy**
In a move that captured media and public attention, Sobhi shared his views on the film "The Lady," starring actress Mona Zaki, emphasizing his refusal to participate in any work that contradicts historical facts. In a phone interview, he stated, "As an actor, if I am offered a major film that does not align with the truth, I will decline it immediately."
He expressed regret that Mona Zaki finds herself in such situations, while also praising her talent and artistic career, reiterating his full respect for her.
**Reflections on Umm Kulthum and a Message for Egyptian Art**
Sobhi recalled his early experiences with the legendary Umm Kulthum, where he sold tickets for her concerts during middle school, praising the audience's appreciation for her artistry. He dismissed rumors of her being stingy, asserting that her artistic contributions have always been a source of pride for Egyptian art.
He pointed out that attacks on genuine artistic works are not merely criticism but part of broader attempts to undermine Egyptian art and its leading position in the Arab world, emphasizing that Egypt has consistently been at the forefront of high-quality art production.
**Ongoing Success in a Rich Career**
This award adds to Sobhi's impressive record of accolades and achievements, underscoring his vital role in enriching the cultural and artistic scene in Egypt and the Arab world. His philosophy of art, which emphasizes the connection between joy and meaningful social messages, positions him as a role model for dedicated and creative artists.
**Sobhi's Response to "The Lady" Controversy**
In a move that captured media and public attention, Sobhi shared his views on the film "The Lady," starring actress Mona Zaki, emphasizing his refusal to participate in any work that contradicts historical facts. In a phone interview, he stated, "As an actor, if I am offered a major film that does not align with the truth, I will decline it immediately."
He expressed regret that Mona Zaki finds herself in such situations, while also praising her talent and artistic career, reiterating his full respect for her.
**Reflections on Umm Kulthum and a Message for Egyptian Art**
Sobhi recalled his early experiences with the legendary Umm Kulthum, where he sold tickets for her concerts during middle school, praising the audience's appreciation for her artistry. He dismissed rumors of her being stingy, asserting that her artistic contributions have always been a source of pride for Egyptian art.
He pointed out that attacks on genuine artistic works are not merely criticism but part of broader attempts to undermine Egyptian art and its leading position in the Arab world, emphasizing that Egypt has consistently been at the forefront of high-quality art production.
**Ongoing Success in a Rich Career**
This award adds to Sobhi's impressive record of accolades and achievements, underscoring his vital role in enriching the cultural and artistic scene in Egypt and the Arab world. His philosophy of art, which emphasizes the connection between joy and meaningful social messages, positions him as a role model for dedicated and creative artists.
