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The court also ordered him to pay a fine of LE 100,000 and court costs, on charges of violating public morals and publishing indecent content.
The statement concluded by urging the public not to be misled by rumors or inaccurate information, and to wait for the official final statement after appealing the verdict at all legal avenues.
The court determined that publishing such lyrics undermines public dignity, and therefore sentenced the defendant to punishment for his actions, in accordance with the provisions of the Cybercrime Law and the Criminal Procedure Code.
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