Administrative justice permits screening of El Sit after lawsuit rejection
The Administrative Court dismissed the lawsuit filed by the grandchildren of Umm Kulthum, who demanded the withdrawal of the license to show the film "El Set" and to cease its screening in cinemas and platforms, claiming that it insults the biography of "The Queen of Arab Singing" and the reputation of Umm Kulthum's family. After viewing the entire film, the court confirmed that it highlights Umm Kulthum's journey from her beginnings to her death, showcasing her difficult circumstances and challenges, while portraying her in a positive light. The court clarified that scenes depicting vulnerability do not imply harm or diminish her status. Ultimately, the court ruled that there was no justification to revoke the license and dismissed the lawsuit, with the plaintiffs ordered to bear the costs.
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