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The Court of Cassation for Economic Cases in Cairo upheld the appeal of singer Islam Magdy, popularly known as "Islam Caponja," rejecting his appeal and confirming his six-month prison sentence and a fine of 100,000 Egyptian pounds. He was convicted of inciting violence through social media platforms. The court affirmed that the content presented by the defendant includes language that incites violence and hooliganism, posing a threat to society, especially to youth and teenagers. It was emphasized that such content diminishes the value of art and encourages deviant behavior aimed at gaining fame and financial gain. The court clarified that the defendant exploited digital platforms to spread harmful content with the intent to boost views and generate profits, which contradicts the essence of art and threatens moral values. Therefore, the judiciary responded firmly to his attempts, confirming that the legal procedures were proper and that sufficient evidence exists to establish the charges against him.
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