Shukran Mortaja sends a touching message on the occasion of Eid

Artist Shukran Murtaja shared a video clip on her Instagram account, full of nostalgia and sadness. The video included the song "Ya Laylat Al Eid" by the star of the East, Umm Kulthum.

Shukran Murtaja recalls Eid memories Shukran recalled her precious Eid memories and her deep longing for her late mother. Through this post, Shukran extended a sincere and inspiring call to seize every precious moment with family and loved ones before it's too late.

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Memories of Shukran Murtaja Shukran wrote a touching comment saying: “Eid is joy and gatherings... My mother would try to be happy during Eid, but she would mostly remain upset and sleep. We would wonder why Mom was like this.” She added in a tone full of regret and awareness that came too late, “For the past three years I have known why, because her mother and father are in the land of truth, they are gone... They are not the mother and father, and their absence is Eid.”

Mortaja expressed a new understanding of the meaning of Eid for her, as it has become closely linked to the presence of loved ones, and their absence casts a shadow over all joy.

Shukran Mortaja's message to the public Shukran also sent a touching message to her fans, urging them to appreciate the present moments, saying, "I am writing this to you, to say, make the most of every second and minute with your loved ones, and do not be bothered by the traffic and the noise, and do not miss sitting alone. There will come days when you will be alone, with no noise, no laughter, no smell of cooking, no quarreling, no ringing phone, quiet. If the doorbell rings, you will be saved because you are contagious."

She concluded her message with expressive words, saying: “The important thing is that I love you. I am not making you upset, but I am making you aware, especially the girls and boys.”

With this message, Shukran, as usual, expresses her closeness to the people and expresses all her feelings, whatever they may be, to her audience, because she sees them as her second family and knows that their love for her is very sincere.