Safaa Asran, the first customary judge in Upper Egypt, confirmed that she is the only girl in the Arab world who leads reconciliation sessions between some families, and that she was present at the reconciliation ceremony.
She added, during a telephone conversation with the journalist Nihal Tayel, on the “We Are For Some” program, broadcast on Sada El Balad channel, that the first reconciliation session in which she participated was at the age of 10, and the session included gunfire.
She pointed out that the idea of Upper Egypt without revenge began when she was present in a dispute in which she and her sister were shot, and that since that time she has been working on preparing to participate in solving the problems.
She pointed out that every day she participates in blood reconciliation ceremonies, like any girl from Upper Egypt, and everyone looks at her as a girl with a thousand men, and that she participates in any dispute to resolve it, and she was able to end 700 revenge disputes.
