Syrian star Abbas Al-Nouri has broken his silence regarding rumors circulating on social media that attributed offensive remarks about Al-Aqsa Mosque to him. Al-Nouri confirmed that the circulating claims are entirely false and misleading.
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In a video posted to his official Instagram account, Al-Nouri clarified his position, reaffirming his deep respect for the sanctity of Al-Aqsa Mosque. He emphasized that "Jerusalem is a Holy Sanctuary (Haram Sharif) just like Mecca," and rejected any insults directed toward holy sites.
The Truth Behind the Rumors
Recording the video via his personal phone while in Dubai, Al-Nouri explained that the controversy was a "calculated" campaign where words were taken out of context or fabricated.
Sanctity of the Sites: He stressed that Al-Aqsa is an inseparable part of history, identity, and civilization.
Social Media Pressure: He compared the spread of such rumors to direct attacks on sanctities, noting that "social media missiles" exert significant pressure but expressed his faith in the public's awareness to distinguish truth from lies.
Message to Rumor-Mongers: Al-Nouri stated that those spreading these falsehoods are attacking honor and dignity, effectively insulting the holy sites themselves.
Artistic Updates: "The City Kitchen"
On the professional front, Abbas Al-Nouri starred in the recent Ramadan season in the series "Matbakh Al-Madina" (The City Kitchen), directed by Rasha Sharbatji.
The Role: He portrayed Chef Talhat, a father of three sons, each with a distinct narrative path.
The Cast: His sons were played by Maxim Khalil (Shujaa), Abdel Moneim Amairy (Abdel Kabir), and Mulham Bisher (Reda).
The Plot: The series unfolds within a restaurant where characters' fates intertwine, exploring family dynamics and internal conflicts through a social and humanitarian lens.
