Author of Hell Game: 'Ölaa' was a fraud
The article features a response from Najlaa Al-Hadaini, the creator of the series "Hellfire," to the accusations directed at the show regarding the character of "Alaa," who appears as a devout individual working in a mosque. She clarified that from the beginning, the character was portrayed as an impersonation, used to gain trust, with the aim of emphasizing the idea that true piety differs from the appearance of religiosity that some exploit for personal motives. She also reaffirmed that the character highlights the difference between genuine faith and superficial religiosity, noting that there is a real person in the story who was known as Alaa, a scammer and thief, and who was expelled. Additionally, she pointed out that the series sheds light on the "Dark Web" issue through the story of a child who is murdered and dismembered to sell his organs, with the footage circulating online. She mentioned that the work consists of five stories, each aired monthly.
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