Portrait of Amr Diab

Photo: Muhammed Rafaat · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Born in Egypt · Nationality Egyptian — Culture / music

Amr Diab

Documented profile covering 2 controversies, including “2011 revolution: criticism and boycott calls targeting Amr Diab over a perceived pro-Mubarak stance or excessive silence” and “Slapping a fan at a wedding: conviction becomes final following rejection of appeal to Court of Cassation”.

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Profile No. 0609 · Updated on 12 October 2026

Portrait of Amr Diab

Photo: Muhammed Rafaat · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Wikimedia Commons

2Documented controversies
4Sources
0Formal charge · all time
1Conviction

I. Documented controversies

01

2024-2026

Slapping a fan at a wedding: conviction becomes final following rejection of appeal to Court of Cassation

Conviction

A viral video showed Amr Diab slapping a fan who was attempting to take a photograph at a wedding in 2024. Following proceedings, Diab was fined EGP 200 and ordered to pay provisional civil compensation of EGP 10,000. In April 2026, the Court of Cassation rejected his appeal, making the outcome final according to the sources consulted.

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Last verified: 18 August 2026

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02

2011

2011 revolution: criticism and boycott calls targeting Amr Diab over a perceived pro-Mubarak stance or excessive silence

No legal proceedings

During and after the 2011 uprising, activists and media outlets named Amr Diab among celebrities targeted by boycott calls because their attitude was perceived as supportive of Hosni Mubarak or insufficiently supportive of the revolution.

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    Al Arabiya EnglishEgypt stars face public anger over pro-Mubarak stanceMediaMedium reliability

Last verified: 18 August 2026

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