Elham Al-Fadala: "Grateful to everyone who stood by me"Elham Al-Fadala: "All thanks and gratitude to my family in Kuwait and the Gulf"

Kuwaiti actress Elham Al-Fadala expressed her immense joy and gratitude after being acquitted in the case filed against her for allegedly spreading false news, emphasizing that the support and sincere prayers of her fans were a pillar of strength during the stressful and anxious period she endured.

Message of Thanks and Appreciation

Al-Fadala posted on her official Instagram account a message saying:"O Allah, all praise is due to You as befits the majesty of Your Face and the greatness of Your Authority. O Allah, all praise is due to You until You are pleased, and all praise is due to You if You are pleased, and all praise is due to You after Your pleasure."

She clarified that she is grateful to everyone who stood by her from Kuwait, the Gulf, and the Arab world, considering their prayers a source of strength throughout the case, adding:"All thanks and gratitude to my family in Kuwait, the Gulf, and the Arab world who never ceased their sincere prayers... I also extend a message of thanks and recognition to the fairness of our judiciary in lifting the injustice against me."

Special Thanks to the Legal Team

Al-Fadala also extended her special thanks to lawyers Mariam Al-Bahr and Mohamed Khuraibat for their tireless efforts and strong legal defenses, praising their professionalism and dedication to protecting her rights. She reshared a video previously posted by lawyer Mariam Al-Bahr on Snapchat, in which she said:"Thanks to our just judiciary, the acquittal of actress Elham Al-Fadala."

Case Background

The case details trace back to the circulation of a video attributed to Elham Al-Fadala on social media platforms, which authorities considered in violation of the Electronic Media Law, leading to her being prosecuted for spreading false news and defamation via her digital platforms.

During court sessions, Al-Fadala categorically denied the charges, and after reviewing the evidence, the court ruled that there was insufficient evidence to convict her, issuing the final verdict of acquittal.