Wafa Al-Rasheed provokes the anger of the Saudis, and Abdul-Rahman bin Musaed responds

Saudi writer Wafa Al-Rasheed sparked a wave of anger among the pioneers of social networking sites in her country, with a tweet she posted on “Twitter” that she retracted and deleted an apology at a later time.

Al-Rasheed wrote: “The Bayou writes a red line at home, sleeping without work or work, and at night at rest, he discusses the Al-Faisal match with cooperation! A dependence on his family and the homeland.”

The tweet caused angry reactions from a number of tweeters, who brought it to a specific person, which forced her to delete the tweet and apologize, as she said: “I tweeted a tweet and found deplorable reactions to its content, and God knows that I did not mean what they understood from it nor offend anyone, The expression betrayed me without arrogance and I did not succeed in formulating it, and I apologize to those I think that I offended him, because it is not in my nature to offend anyone, and I do not find in my apology something that I am ashamed of .. I have deleted it based on the aforementioned.

For his part, Prince Abd al-Rahman bin Musaed re-posted her apology through his Twitter account, commenting by saying: “An apology that I see frank and courageous because it is often difficult for us to apologize frankly and without arrogance when we make a mistake .. We are all vulnerable to mistakes and until the expression betrays him .. Thank you Dr. Wafa. “

Source: Saudi media

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