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Mohyee Ismail and the Harm Caused
The article addresses criticism of the portrayal of the great artist Mohey Ismail as being in a vulnerable state inside a nursing home. It emphasizes that depicting him in this manner harms the values of respect and appreciation for the artist's history and significant artistic contributions. The writer points out that respecting an artist does not necessitate exposing their moments of weakness or diminishing their stature. What artists offer to Egypt goes beyond their age or illness, and their artistic history should be honored and treated with the dignity befitting their status, away from exploitation or defamation.
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