Egyptian woman arrested for 'inciting debauchery' with tongue-in-cheek viral music video

An Egyptian woman's boyfriend has reportedly fled the country after she was arrested for "inciting debauchery" with a tongue-in-cheek music video that went viral.

Reda el-Fouly is filmed dancing provocatively to the song 'Sib Eddi', which translates to 'Hands Off' in English.

In the video, she gazes sensually at the camera, shakes her ample bosom and slips her dress sleeve off her shoulder.

The video also contains upskirt-style camera shots.

Posted to YouTube on May 19, the official upload has received just over 15,000 views at the time of publication.

Despite being fully clothed, the Associated Press are reporting that Egyptian officials deemed the video "too racy" and arrested Ms el-Fouly on Monday.

Prosecutors in Giza, located 20km southwest of Cairo, said in a statement that the clip "disrupted morality".

An arrest warrant has also been issued for Ms el-Fouly's boyfriend, Wael Elsedeki, and a third person.

Mr Elsedeki has fled Egypt for Tunisia, following backlash against the video on social media.