After accusing Moroccans of using witchcraft
Yasmin Sabri apologizes to Moroccan people
Actress, Yasmine Sabri
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The Egyptian actress, Yasmine Sabri apologized to the Moroccan people on her private page on the social networking site "Instagram" for accusing Moroccans of dealing with sorcery and witchcraft.
The Egyptian actress insisted on making an official apology to the Moroccans, after criticism by some of her followers.
Sabri blocked number of offensive comments so as not to get much disagreement with her followers. They expressed their anger at her abusive remarks against the Moroccan people. A group of offensive comments was blocked so that the dispute between her and her followers would not be more intense.
The Egyptian actress has explained, in one of the TV shows, broadcasted on MBC channels, that during her recent visit to Morocco, she wanted to go to the charlatans to learn the mysteries of magic, trying to go through this experiment, but some of her close friends managed to convince her that it was an adventure of no importance.
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