Egyptian Mahraganat singer Meslem has sparked concern among his fans after revealing that he is suffering from a mysterious health condition that doctors have yet to diagnose. This prompted him to share details of his struggle and emotions in a heartfelt and sorrowful message on his official Instagram account.

In a post via Instagram Stories, Meslem wrote: "I never imagined anyone could hurt someone else this way."

He explained that he underwent a series of medical tests, including an ECG, but none revealed the cause of his condition. He added: "Honestly, I put my trust in God. I’m really in the hospital almost every day... I did an ECG and everything, but nothing shows up in the tests, so what is it then?"

Meslem continued with a tone of despair and psychological pain: "Even medicine can’t diagnose my condition. God, You are stronger than anything, and You know I’m a clean person who harms no one and doesn’t know aggression."

He also prayed for strength to help those in need, saying: "Stand by me, and I will stand by anyone who needs anything from me, and I’ll do what I can, God willing."

Veiled accusations stir controversy

A few days earlier, Meslem revealed he had suffered a blockage in one of his heart arteries and indirectly accused the head of the Musicians' Syndicate, Mostafa Kamel, holding him responsible for the deterioration of his physical and mental health. He said: "I put my trust in God. This morning, a heart artery got blocked, and at night my wife and I felt like we were dying."

He added with pain: "I literally saw death this morning. God help those responsible for our illness. No one cares about how upset a person is or how they sleep at night, because of many cruel people. And you know exactly who they are."

Public apology after rising tension

Later, Meslem released an apology video directed to Mostafa Kamel and the syndicate members, explaining that his anger was due to the difficult circumstances he is going through. He said: "I offer my apology to the syndicate and to Mostafa Kamel. If I ever prayed against him or said anything, it was because I was a young, lonely man, tired and with no one to support me. My home was destroyed during the period I stopped singing."

Meslem concluded his apology by saying: "My minimum ambition was to work like my peers. I apologize and consider myself like your son. Even if I don’t work or complain against anyone, I only said 'I put my trust in God.' You are my home and family, and since Mostafa took over the syndicate, it has been developing."