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  • “Bil Haram” Echoes in Arab Countries: Connecting Paedophilia and Drugs

    “Bil Haram” Echoes in Arab Countries: Connecting Paedophilia and Drugs

    Digital Phablet – Since its debut episode, the series “Bil Haram” has been creating a substantial buzz across social media platforms, sparking conversations about the sensitive topics addressed in this Ramadan drama.

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    Although it began slowly, the Ramadan series has now gained significant momentum and is receiving widespread acclaim. Viewers and families alike are praising the talented cast, writers, and producers for shining a spotlight on crucial social issues.

    “Bil Haram” tackles significant themes such as child abuse, drug addiction, harassment, and sexual violence, along with exploring love and betrayal.

    Bil Haram

    Lebanese actress Sara Abi Kanaan from “Bil Haram.” (Instagram)


    “Bil Haram” is a compelling social and human drama presented with striking storytelling that delves into serious themes rooted in everyday life. The story unfolds in a world where power, wealth, desire, and sin intersect, following a diverse cast of characters whose secrets and intertwined relationships gradually come to light as the narrative advances.

    Cast of Bil Haram: 

    1. Maguy Bou Ghosn as Joud
    2. Tony Issa as Maher
    3. Sarah Abi Kanaan as Zeina
    4. Elsa Zgheib portraying Sarah
    5. Takla Chamoun as Sabah
    6. Bassem Moughnieh as Farid
    7. Cynthia Karam as Alia
    8. Nadia Charbel as Nai
    9. Elie Mitri as Ryan
    10. Tarek Tamim playing Tanios

    Bil Haram

    Poster of Bil Haram.

  • Fans Concerned Over Bassam Kousa Death Rumors: The Truth

    Fans Concerned Over Bassam Kousa Death Rumors: The Truth

    Digital Phablet – Recent circulating reports on social media claimed that Syrian actor Bassam Kousa had passed away, sparking widespread concern and distress among fans and acquaintances alike. However, these rumors have since been firmly denied.

    In response to the viral speculation, Bassam Kousa remained silent on the matter. The Syrian Artists Syndicate explicitly refuted the claims, assuring the public that he is in good health and doing well.

    The syndicate clarified via their official Facebook page that all circulating reports are unfounded, stressing that any news not officially confirmed by them should be considered false and baseless.

    It’s important to note that this isn’t the first occasion when rumors about Bassam Kousa’s death have emerged. He has previously addressed and ignored similar false claims.

    Syrian star Bassam Kousa

    Bassam Kousa remains a prominent figure in the entertainment industry, often in the spotlight for his work and public appearances.

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  • Ahmed Karara Underwent Major Surgery and Moved to ICU

    Ahmed Karara Underwent Major Surgery and Moved to ICU

    Digital Phablet – Egyptian actor Ahmed Karara, brother of star Amir Karara, has successfully undergone surgery at a hospital and has now been moved to intensive care for close monitoring by medical professionals until he overcomes this difficult phase and begins the recovery process.

    Actor Hamza El-Aily announced that Ahmed Karara had exited the operating room and was transferred to the intensive care unit following his surgery.

    His sister, Nour Karara, shared on her personal Facebook account: “Please, I ask for your prayers for my brother, Ahmed Karara, who underwent a major operation. O God, heal him with a healing that leaves no trace of illness, and protect him with Your watchful eye that never sleeps, O Lord.”

    The latest project featuring Ahmed Karara is his role in the series “Shamal Ejbary” [North Compulsory], part of an anthology of interconnected but separate dramas. This series unfolds through a collection of social stories involving characters facing personal and human challenges, with themes centered around the battle between good and evil.

    Ahmad and Amir Karara. (Instagram)

    Ahmed Karara’s recent work includes his participation in “Shamal Ejbary,” where the narrative explores various social issues and personal conflicts through interconnected episodes, highlighting the ongoing conflict between virtue and vice.

  • Why Are People Boycotting Top Arab TikTok Influencers?

    Why Are People Boycotting Top Arab TikTok Influencers?

    A new and controversial movement has recently taken over social media in the Arab world, with users urging a boycott of so-called “worthless” influencers based in Dubai, who have amassed millions of followers and views over the years.

    The campaigns titled “Boycott the Influencers” and “Unfollow Dubai Squad” encourage Arab social media users to disconnect from certain content creators, alleging that their lavish lifestyles deceive the public and contribute to unrealistic social expectations.

    Many critics argue that numerous Arab influencers are making their followers less intelligent, criticizing their content as uneducational and devoid of meaningful value.

    ### Why are people calling to boycott popular Arab TikTok influencers?

    On social media, some have expressed diverse opinions. While some agree with the boycott, others highlight issues such as accusations of influencers exploiting their followers for fame and monetary gain, endorsing products that support the ongoing Israeli assault on Gaza, or remaining silent about the conflict.

    Notable Arab influencers targeted in this movement include Asala Maleh, Narin’s Beauty, Sherin Amara, Osama Marwah, Sara Al-Wara, Ghaith Marwan, Noor Stars, Shahad, among others.

    Although it’s too early to assess the full impact of this campaign, smaller creators have voiced concerns on their official social media channels about a noticeable drop in their followers. They emphasize that they are not connected to the influencers being targeted and are affected by the broader boycott wave.

  • Ziad Rahbani, Son of Fairouz, Dies at 69

    Ziad Rahbani, Son of Fairouz, Dies at 69

    Digital Phablet – The renowned Lebanese composer Ziad Rahbani passed away at the age of 69, with the exact cause of his demise still undisclosed, according to local media reports on Saturday.

    The news of Ziad Rahbani’s death shook both the Lebanese and broader Arab artistic communities.

    A number of fellow artists paid heartfelt tributes. Iraqi singer Shatha Hassoun remarked: “Legends never truly leave us; they live on forever. My deepest condolences to the Lebanese people for losing one of their iconic art figures, Ziad Rahbani. May he rest in peace.”

    Lebanese actress Rola Hamadeh also expressed her sorrow, stating: “Ziad Rahbani. Words are insufficient to describe this loss. Such heartbreak.”

    Ziad Rahbani

    Lebanese composer Ziad Rahbani

    Who Was Ziad Rahbani?

    Ziad Rahbani was a multifaceted Lebanese artist, known for his talents as a composer, pianist, playwright, and political analyst.

    He was the son of Fairouz, one of the most prominent singers across the Arab world, and Assi Rahbani, a pioneer in modern Arabic music.

    At just 17, Ziad composed his first piece for his mother, Fairouz. His debut on stage featured him playing the detective in “Al Mahatta.” He later appeared in the Rahbani Brothers’ production “Mays el Rim,” portraying a police officer.

    Ziad Rahbani and Fairouz

    Ziad Rahbani with his mother, singer Fairouz

    Notable Songs Composed for Fairouz:

    Ziad crafted numerous iconic songs for his mother, which resonated deeply across the Middle East and Arab nations. Some of the most celebrated include:
    1. “Sa’aloni al-Nas”
    2. “Ala al-Hada”
    3. “Yakalli”
    4. “Kifak Anta”
    5. “Adiy”
    6. “Ana Andi Habib”
    7. “Baini w Bainak”