In Part 1 and then Part 2 of 90 Day Fiance: Another option Step 4 Tell All special, Mahmoud angrily left.
That wasn’t an option either. He took off twice – without even being on the Tell All stage.
Mahmoud has been very aggressive and outgoing this season. This time, it wasn’t about Nicole’s clothes – it was about Gabe’s questions.
Did Gabe go through any process? Or is this just the latest example of Mahmoud being criticized?
Throughout the season – and for literally years before filming the show – Mahmoud Elsherbiny made it his mission to control the way Nicole dresses.
Nicole Sherbiny converted to Islam herself. She explained that Mahmoud did not force her to do so, but he assured her that their children he would to be a Muslim. If they have any.
On Tell All Part 1, Mahmoud (correctly) insisted that being a Muslim, and the different forms of religion under Islam, is a personal choice. But this seemed different from how much Mahmoud loved Nicole’s clothes.
The mention of Nicole’s conversion, which seems to be part of her sharing her faith with potential children, drew attention.
In almost the same breath as he said that Islam is a choice, Mahmoud announced that “he will teach them how to live.”
And when people – including Gabriel Pabago – had follow-up questions, Mahmoud answered them quickly.
Mahmoud began to show that he wanted the special Uzani All to be Uzani Others unique.
Instead of making it clear whether or not he believes that children have the right to choose their own beliefs and beliefs, Mahmoud became angry and became defensive.
Tell All host Shaun Robinson then asked an interesting and important question.
Shaun smartly asked if Gabe – and others – would still be asking the question if Mahmoud and Nicole were Jewish or Christian. These are other Abrahamic religions and, for various reasons, many parents in those religions traditionally expect or want their children to follow them.
Gabe replied.
As he explained, regardless of faith, he does not believe that anyone should “force” something on another. Especially their children. And he is right, of course.
In fact, one can abandon religion altogether and use, instead, an example such as vegetarianism. Many people love this topic, but it is a a little less fillers.
In short, we can say that when we see a time when a man wants his wife not to eat meat, it will not be good. If he keeps arguing about his diet, fans will be worried.
And viewers – and maybe Gabe – may also have questions about whether it will sound like Mahmoud is forcing future children to eat certain foods. Especially since he has been struggling (at best) when he sees his an older woman he will decide for himself.
No one made a vegetarian analogy on Tell All. But we also doubt that it would have helped.
Mahmoud didn’t want to listen to Gabe, or any more questions.
Even hours and hours of watching him force his wife to dress differently than he would like – or to criticize for doing otherwise – he strongly opposed the use of “power.” Similarly, the word, “strength.”
We want to say that we all saw Mahmoud’s downfall coming, or that he had good reason.
Gabe teased Mahmoud gently…
We all thought our favorite and one of the season’s villains couldn’t match. But most of us did not expect this fall.
With a loud shout to Gabe, Mahmoud ripped off his microphone and left the chair with the camera.
He was filming in Egypt, with a production team.
Meanwhile, back on the Tell All stage, Nicole cried tears of shame.
Apparently, Mahmoud has done this many times before.
In the past, his anger was directed at Nicole herself – for not buttoning her jacket, for having sleeves that didn’t reach her arms.
As we saw in Part 2, Mahmoud’s anger at Gabe escalated on the phone as he complained to Nicole about what he did. unfair Gabe was.
Just for the record, neither Nicole nor Mahmoud have children. Nicole is also not pregnant, as everyone knows.
From what we know, Nicole has been living and working in the US to pave the way for Mahmoud, in anticipation of his arrival in America.
(The odds are pretty good that they’ll get the season 90th day of love – at least, they fixed it)
But Mahmoud acted as if Gabe had insulted real children himself, instead of asking a simple (albeit emotional, obviously) question about the rights of imaginary children.
He wasn’t complaining to Gabe, though.
Mahmoud was complaining about Nicole’s crying, who may have registered this but she shouldn’t.
Mahmoud also seemed to want to stop Telling All.
This may affect his cooperation.
It would have also made this ugly tantrum the last moment viewers saw of him.
Nicole didn’t want that from him.
Mahmoud complained to the producers (who were paid to hear him complain) and threatened to stop telling everything.
It took a lot of pressure from Nicole to get back to the Tell All stage.
Mahmoud took a moment to calm down.
In addition to moving around and shaking, he also threw some nearby trees several times.
This was not only on camera, but also by looking at people walking down the street. For others, they were on their way.
We don’t really understand why a simple and limited conversation made him like this.
Mahmoud obviously doesn’t handle conflicts well.
But maybe there is more to it than that? Hopefully we’ll get a better understanding of Season 3, when his brother Ahmed enters.
We hate Mahmoud’s long temper, but it went on for a long time.
She also complained that Gabe made her “bad”.
And he declared, again and again, that he “didn’t apologize.” Fun!
Now, we viewers know that Gabe would have been diplomatic with his questions.
The production deliberately shows many (but not all) scenes of the upcoming season of Tell All, so they often see each other’s worst moments before they meet.
Nothing he said or did caused this to happen. Is there something going on with Mahmoud? Does this have anything to do with his concerns about coming to America? We lost.
Mahmoud returned to the Tell All stage.
He returned even before Nicole did. He was still on the phone with her.
Mahmoud was not well, however, he said he wanted to “see this.” [expletive] my will.”
Then Mahmoud got angry enough to attack again.
This left the Tell-All stage a bit unsatisfying.
Mahmoud was no longer on the screen, Gabe apologized to everyone…
Somehow, Mahmoud came back, and Nicole.
Meanwhile, Gabe tenderly apologized for upsetting Mahmoud. He also wanted to explain himself.
He also said that his father and stepmother and other relatives are Muslims. He is not against Islam. But, in his family, religious adherence is a choice. (As it should be – what is the meaning of faith if it is not voluntary?)
It is not known whether any of it reached Mahmoud. We can expect that some people will return to this anger in the future.
Meanwhile, in the background, Tim Malcolm and Veronica Rodriguez discussed what they had just seen.
It was amazing. Especially for Veronica, who used to help the family.
Tim noticed that Gabe didn’t ask or say anything that was “bad”. He has seen many unpleasant Tell All arguments. We all have.
If this is the way Mahmoud reacts to some good environmental questions, Tim said, he may be in the wrong place.
Gabe could have been better, but he didn’t cross any lines. This seems to be how Mahmoud reacts when he is “challenged”. That is not healthy. And Nicole should do well.