The latest of them is Hama Beka… celebrities inside the trial cage during 2024

During the year 2024, the artistic and sports community witnessed many issues and crises involving stars, ranging from substance abuse, quarrels, and others.
Despite the great popularity of many of these stars, they found themselves in the dock overnight, and perhaps the most prominent of them are the following:

Hamo Becca was imprisoned

The arrest of Egyptian Mahraganat singer Hamo Beka and his two-month imprisonment sparked controversy on social media, as the investigating authorities decided yesterday, Friday, to implement the ruling after rejecting the appeal for his release, and to reconcile with the Musical Professions Syndicate.

He was deported to implement the ruling, and the necessary legal measures were taken against him.
This case dates back to 2018, when Beka held the “Wash Ghadab” concert in the Bitash area in Alexandria, without a permit, and the Music Professions Syndicate filed a report against him for holding a concert without a permit.

Ahmed Fattouh

Zamalek and Egyptian national team player Ahmed Fattouh was tried during the year 2024, in many cases that raised public opinion, most notably accusations of manslaughter and drug abuse.
The case ended with Fattouh being sentenced to one year in prison with a suspended sentence, a fine of 20,000 pounds, and the withdrawal of his driver’s license.

Saad Al-Saghir

As for the artist Saad Al-Saghir, he was also exposed to a serious case after he was arrested at the airport the moment he arrived from abroad, in possession of prohibited materials.
After his trial, he was punished with aggravated imprisonment for 3 years on charges of possession of narcotic hashish, and a 30,000-pound fine, and he was acquitted of the charge of possession and abuse of Tramadol, but he filed an appeal against the prison sentence.

Imam Ashour

The famous Egyptian Al-Ahly player, Emam Ashour, got into an altercation inside a famous mall in Cairo, and was charged with assaulting a security personnel.
After a period of controversy and referring him to trial, the court ruled that he was innocent, and the prosecution appealed the ruling. The sentence was 6 months in prison, but the case subsequently ended in reconciliation.

Abbas Abu Al-Hassan

Egyptian artist Abbas Abu Al-Hassan was subjected to a case after he ran over two women, one of whom was killed, while the second recovered from serious injuries.
Abu Al-Hassan paid blood money to the families of his victims and waived the case with written approvals regarding civil and criminal rights. Driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol was not proven, so the crisis ended.

Mido Adel and Suwaidan meeting

The artist Mido Adel and the artist Suwaidan entered into a legal dispute, after the latter accused the Egyptian artist of assaulting her and cutting the “banners” of a theater.
The court is still considering the charge against Mido Adel, and Suwaidan also filed a complaint with the Egyptian Ministry of Culture, accusing Adel of insulting her on the stage of the Balloon Theater during the performance of the play “Sayed Darwish,” which forced her to slap him in the face.

Director Omar Zahran

The case of director Omar Zahran is still arousing controversy in Egypt, after he was sentenced to two years in prison with hard labor, accusing him of stealing the jewelry and belongings of visual artist Shalimar Sharbatly, the wife of director Khaled Youssef.
After the ruling, the Egyptian director filed an appeal, but the court decided to postpone consideration of it until next January 8 to hear the plea.

Muhammad Ramadan

The famous artist, Mohamed Ramadan, topped the series of crises and cases during the year 2024, as he was put on trial on charges of broadcasting false news, spreading terror among people, and harming the public interest, but the court acquitted him of those charges.
In another incident, the Egyptian artist sparked more controversy last July after he appeared surrounded by a number of fans, and became angry at one of the young men, demanding that he hand over the mobile phone before slapping the young man in the face, so that the young man returned the slap.

Amr Diab

The artist Amr Diab was exposed to a new problem in 2024. After a case filed by a young man in which he accused him of assaulting and slapping him, the court ruled to fine “Al-Hadaba” 200 pounds and pay 10,000 pounds in compensation.
The Court of Appeal is still considering the appeal of Amr Diab’s lawyer against the ruling.

Danny Alves

In February 2024, the Supreme Court of Catalonia, Spain, convicted former Brazilian star Dani Alves of assaulting a woman in a nightclub.
The court ruled to imprison him for 4 and a half years and pay compensation to the victim.