The Arab Center for Integrity and Transparency (ACIT) said the Muslim Brotherhood is trying to ignite sedition among Egyptians to distract the people and control the joints of the state.
The center expressed solidarity with the Coptic journalist Hanan Fekri, who is accused of contempt of Islam. The center members watched the video with the alleged charges and did not find contempt of any religion, and said the word used by the journalist is used in a normal context and can be uttered by any Muslim in the same context.
The center expressed solidarity with the Coptic journalist Hanan Fekri, who is accused of contempt of Islam. The center members watched the video with the alleged charges and did not find contempt of any religion, and said the word used by the journalist is used in a normal context and can be uttered by any Muslim in the same context.
The center, in a statement today, expressed regret for the continuation of such a miserable series which aims to ignite sectarian strife among Egyptians in order to push people to engage with trifle matters and stay away from talking or thinking about the failure of the Brotherhood regime and to distract people from the economic crisis, the rising prices and the crisis of diesel, gas and bread.
The statement warned the Egyptian people of drifting to this “sectarian quagmire”, which would lead to ruin, while the Muslim Brotherhood would be controlling agencies of the state.
Some accused Hanan Fekri, a member of the Journalists Syndicate, of insulting Islam at a conference held at the Journalists Syndicate under the title of “rising reactionary visions against Egyptian women and how to address them”.
Fekri denied the accusations, stressing that what is practiced against her is one of the crimes of sectarian strife and terrorism for silencing of mouths and extortion.
The statement warned the Egyptian people of drifting to this “sectarian quagmire”, which would lead to ruin, while the Muslim Brotherhood would be controlling agencies of the state.
Some accused Hanan Fekri, a member of the Journalists Syndicate, of insulting Islam at a conference held at the Journalists Syndicate under the title of “rising reactionary visions against Egyptian women and how to address them”.
Fekri denied the accusations, stressing that what is practiced against her is one of the crimes of sectarian strife and terrorism for silencing of mouths and extortion.