They kill the dead man and walk in his funeral (photo)

Hala mentioned in her post that there are people who “talk a lot about religion, but their actions are completely different,” adding that some people think they are always right despite the obviousness of their mistakes.

She added: “I seriously understand that there are people in life who feel that there is no smell of blood like that and there is no feeling at all. There are people whose coldness is really provocative and know, like, ‘they kill the dead person and go to his funeral… they make the coin and carry on as normal. The best remains.’ Apparently their words about our Lord say the people of God, of course, but you find actions of something else entirely, of this kind, thinking that they are perfect and they are and they are not perfect and no.” Do you see the path to completion?

She continued: “For hours, when you meet this type, you still cannot believe that he is really like this… and it is normal, and they do not feel that they are like that, and no one told them, so God loves to surpass them and sends them letters, but it is also normal. You see that they are perfect, and the fault is not in them, nor in them, and they are continuing.”

She continued: But the best thing is that you keep seeing them as they really are and very exposed, so you laugh and see them once by chance from afar, and you find them living in the same role still, continuing while driving stupidity, and I am amazed at Salah Jahin’s opinion, do I feel this quality alone or do you also? Tell me seriously, people, and am I imagining it or what?

Hala Shiha revealed new details of her psychological suffering, which she went through after two marriages that ended in divorce, the first from Canadian Youssef Harrison, and the second from preacher Moez Masoud.

Hala spoke on her YouTube channel through a series of episodes entitled “Causes of Relapse,” during which she explained that she faced difficulties in continuing after wearing the hijab, as a result of the overlapping circumstances of marriage and divorce, which she hoped would support her in her life.

She stressed that marriage is a natural right for every woman, especially if it helps her get closer to God, noting that she was looking for stability, but when she felt that things were not appropriate, she faced a great shock, especially with the first divorce experience, which she described as being very harsh due to her sensitive nature.