Mohammed Ramadan After the Death of a Young Man at His Concert: "He Will Meet God as a Martyr"

After a tragic explosion during the concert of artist Mohammed Ramadan in the North Coast, a young man named Hossam Hassan was killed and 6 others were injured due to the explosion of a gas cylinder used for fireworks among the show equipment, causing chaos and fear among the attendees.

Mohammed Ramadan, known by the nickname "Number One", expressed his deep sorrow and offered condolences to the family of the young man Hossam, wishing him mercy and paradise, and he prayed that God grants the family of the deceased patience and healing for the injured.

In a video he posted on his official Instagram account, he confirmed that he stopped the concert immediately after the incident and went down among the audience to help the injured, praising the attendees for their understanding of the situation.

Ramadan firmly responded to critics of the incident who questioned his position, saying: "He will meet God as a martyr because he was at work earning a living. If you have a kind word, say it, and if not, your silence is better."

He added that the incident resulted from the explosion of a gas cylinder used for fireworks, not a bomb as circulated, and that security agencies are conducting investigations to determine the details.

The incident occurred during a concert held in the Porto Golf area in the North Coast on Thursday evening, where fireworks fell on the audience, prompting ambulances to rush to the concert site to transport the injured to hospitals.

The incident sparked widespread reactions on social media, with sympathizers for the victim and critics of the safety measures during the concert, while the investigation continues to accurately determine the circumstances of the incident.