However, this move sparked widespread backlash. Fans argued that Fus'ha made the characters sound rigid, overly formal, and stripped the films of their emotional warmth and comedic timing. Iconic comedic characters suddenly sounded like news anchors, leading to a decade of intense debate among Arab Disney enthusiasts. The #Disney_Must_Return_Egyptian Campaign

While Aladdin is set in the Middle East, the Arabic dubbing process had to navigate specific cultural nuances regarding music and dialogue that differ from the Western version.

Iconic films from the 1990s and 2000s have largely retained their original Egyptian dubs.