Artist Hassan Al-Raddad commented on the artist’s appearance Abla Kamel The last in an advertisement for a telecommunications company.
Abla Kamel
Hassan Al-Raddad wrote on his page on the social networking site Facebook: “The appearance of Professor #Abla_Kamel I think it will be the most important thing in Ramadan. We miss you and light up the world, teacher.”
After a period of absence, the artist Abla Kamel appeared in an advertisement for one of the telecommunications companies for Ramadan 2026, accompanied by the stars Yasmine Abdel Aziz and Menna Shalaby.
The advertisement achieved great interaction immediately upon its release, especially as it represents a strong return for the artist Abla Kamel after years of disappearance from the limelight.
The artist, Abla Kamel, recently topped the trend after talking about her health condition and her exposure to a crisis that resulted in her hospitalization, following the decision of the Acting Professions Syndicate with the state to treat major artists at state expense, which prompted her to send a clear message to her fans through an audio recording that she presented to the media, Lamis Al-Hadidi.
The artist, Abla Kamel, confirmed that she is fine and enjoys stable health, expressing her gratitude for the humanitarian gesture from President Sisi, describing the decision as “a compassionate and tremendous gesture.”
In her letter, Abla Kamel touched on rumors circulated by some about her need for treatment or financial support, explaining that what was published about her was not true, and that it caused her sadness despite her appreciation for her fans’ love and interest in her.
The artist sent a gentle message of reproach to the people she loves, saying: “I reproach the people I love very much, who said that Abla Kamel needs money and needs treatment, and she does not need to be treated kindly,” affirming at the same time her tolerant spirit and concluded her message by saying: “In general, I am forgiving, and we all forgive each other, and I say that I do not have pages on social media, and when I want to deliver a message, I deliver it myself.”
Abla’s words fully reflected her calmness and appreciation for her audience’s feelings, stressing that she is fine and that everything raised about her health condition is baseless, in a humanitarian message full of respect and affection.
