Rafaat Al-Hagan Responds to Maher and Syndicate

The statements made by artist Ahmed Maher regarding behind-the-scenes details of the Rafiq El-Haggan series sparked widespread controversy, especially concerning the withdrawal of Mahmoud Abdel Aziz's lead role and its subsequent reinstatement following intervention by former President Hosni Mubarak. For its part, the Syndicate of Acting Professions confirmed their rejection of these claims, emphasizing that the selection of the show's leads is based on talent and artistic competence. They also called on Maher to provide official evidence to support his allegations, warning that legal action would be taken if he fails to prove the accuracy of his statements. Rafiq El-Haggan is considered one of the most prominent national works in Egyptian drama. It aired between 1988 and 1992, is based on the story of spy Rifat El-Gamal, achieved great popular success, and continues to enjoy high viewership whenever it is rebroadcast.

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