Mona Hala wishes to remove the religion field from the ID card.

Actress Mona Hala revealed her opinion on the presence of a religion field on ID cards.

During her interview on the "Qaa'dat Setat" program, Mona Hala responded to a question from the program's host, Marwa Sabry, which was: "If you could make a personal ID card, what would you take from it and what would you add to it?"

Mona Hala said: “There are things that people are not supposed to ask about, like the idea of religion. It is not anyone’s business. It is something between you and God. No one has the right to interfere in it.”

Mona Hala continued: "In my opinion, we should give blood types. If someone has an accident in the street and needs blood while he is in a coma, we won't be able to save him. I think this is a more important idea than preserving the human soul, regardless of his religion. I have nothing to do with it."

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Mona Hala's latest works It is noteworthy that Mona Hala's last work was a Qatari sitcom titled "Bustan Al Sharq," which was shown in April 2022.

In Egypt, Mona Hala's latest work was her participation in the film "External Night" with Karim Kassem, Sherif Desouky, Basma, Ahmed Malek, Amr Abed, Mohamed Ibrahim Youssef, Ahmed Magdy, Sabry Abdel Moneim, and Magdy Ahmed Ali. The film was written by Sherif Alfy and directed by Ahmed Abdullah.