On Monday, Trending Egyptian singer Hamza Namira refuted all rumors regarding his relationship with the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist group during an interview with the local media, according to Sputnik.
Namira said, "I don't belong to the Muslim Brotherhood group," asserting, that he hasn't any ties with them, adding that he is in London for work only.
Furthermore, the singer explained that he previously denied reports regarding his fictional relationship with the Muslim Brotherhood. He also revealed that he visits Egypt regularly.
Regarding airing his songs through Muslim Brotherhood's media platforms, Namira said, "I can't prevent any TV channels from airing my songs as there is no clear method to do so, but I can do that with the digital channels as there is a certain way to stop any channel that aims to broadcast my songs for political motives."
Namira underscored that he and his production company didn't issue any permission to any media platform to use his songs for political tendencies. He indicated that he wanted to let his songs reach the audience without any political motives or any other motives.
"Mawlood Sanat 80" (Born in 1980) is Namira's latest album and he releases every Wednesday a new song from the album.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkrXQax_QhY
The released songs so far went viral and trend Twitter such as "Mawlood Sanat 80."
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