00:00There's a controversy currently circulating on social media after Ahmed El Saqq said that Salman Eid won't be held accountable and will go to heaven on his own personal responsibility.
00:07And here's a new story worth following with Khaled Asam. If you haven't subscribed yet, click subscribe to receive all the latest updates.
00:14Following Ahmed Al-Saqq's statements about the late artist Salman Eid, when he said that the model was clean and that he would not be held accountable and would enter Paradise on his own responsibility
00:22Many people saw this as stemming from great love and respect, and that Al-Saqq intended to pray for him and express his appreciation for a man who lived simply, kindly, and was loved by everyone.
00:32On the other hand, some people objected, saying that no one can judge someone's fate after their death, even if their words were well-intentioned and not meant to be offensive.
00:42The controversy spread and a clear division remained.
00:44Some people see the words as humane and emotional, while others feel the expression needed to be a little stronger.
00:50What do you think? Is this normal talk between friends, or would it have been better if it had been said differently? I'm waiting for your opinion.
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