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Recently, a video clip spread widely across social networking sites, showing a group of female students dancing to the tunes of the song “Makhasamak.” This video sparked great controversy and led to widespread interaction in the virtual community.
Some viewers considered the video an expression of joy and vitality, and saw it as a bold challenge presented by the female students to break the daily routine and express themselves in an innovative way.
Others considered the video a challenge to social customs and traditions, and saw it as a departure from the traditional social script and a violation of accepted social values and principles.
Comparison between Egyptian and American universities
Social media users have compared the atmosphere in Egyptian universities to that in the United States of America, where students and faculty members express their support for the Palestinian cause significantly there.
From this standpoint, the appearance of the dance video sparked controversy about Egyptian students’ preoccupation with entertainment matters compared to political and social conditions.
Comments on the video and criticism
Given the interaction of the virtual community with this clip, critical comments appeared towards the dance show in light of current events on the international scene, such as the student movements’ support for the Palestinian cause.
These criticisms seem justified to some observers, and reflect the extent of sensitivity and political involvement among some segments of Egyptian society.
Illustration from Mansoura University
Mansoura University confirmed that it did not witness or organize this controversial ceremony, and that the video does not relate to any event on campus.
This clarification highlights that the circulating clip does not necessarily represent an official activity organized by the university.
Verify the video source
After research and verification from reliable sources, it turned out that this circulating video belongs to the talented saxophonist Rahma Hassan.
Rahma Hassan recorded this video and posted it on her YouTube and Facebook channels.
It also turned out that the location where the video was filmed was the headquarters of a major German company in the Nasr City area, and the party was dedicated to entertaining the women working in this company.
Through verification and analysis, it becomes clear that the controversial video has no connection to Mansoura University, but rather is an external entertainment event. It is necessary to differentiate between events and not to rush to conclusions, especially in the era of the rapid spread of information via the Internet.
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