Egyptian actor Ahmed El Sakka announced Thursday that he is quitting social media.
The 52-year-old actor slammed the social campaigns aimed at ridiculing and belittling him.
El Sakka also criticized those who tell false tales on his tongue, stressing that the situation has become a great source of pressure.
“God is sufficient for me, and He is the best disposer of affairs, against everyone who mocked me, belittled me, and lied about every word that came from my tongue. You are my adversaries before God on the Day of Resurrection. Goodbye to social media," he wrote on his social media.
El Sakka, born on March 1, 1973, is an Egyptian actor. He graduated from the Academy of Arts.
He began his acting career with appearances in Egyptian mini-series and ended up co-starring in many famed Ramadan series.
Early in his career, El Sakka appeared in popular series such as “Nesf Rabeea El-Akhar”, "Nsf Rbye Alakhar", "Wamin Aldhy la Yuhibu Fatma?", "Tarwid Alsharisa", "Helm El Ganouby", and "Zayzinia S1".
He established himself as an actor in 1998 when he co-starred in the film “Saeedi Fil Gamaa El Amrekeia” (Saeedi in the American University).
In 2000, the actor received his first leading film role in “Short wi Fanila wi Cap” (Short, T-Shirt and Cap).
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