Ikhwanweb :: The Muslim Brotherhood Official English Website

 

 Egyptian state security services launched a predawn arrest campaign  against members of the Muslim Brotherhood in a number of governorates; according to figures that have reached "Ikhwanweb" so far, the number of detainees have reached 35 including  high ranking leaders of the group from Giza, Sharqia, Menoufiya, and Dakahliya. 

 

  

 

The arrests came in anticipation of the rallies and demonstrations in the Egyptian governorates after today's Friday prayers in support of Al-Aqsa Mosque' 

 

The detainees from Giza include prominent figures and a former candidate in the parliamentary election:

 

Professor Mr. Enzili

 

Mohamed el-Fiqi

 

Abdul Nasser Abu Al-Dahab

 

Akasha Abbad

 

 Hanafi Abdel Fattah

 

Ahmad Murad

 

Rafat Saad

 

Dr Hossam Shandi

 

Mohammed Abu al-Qasim

 

Muhammad Hussain

 

Khalid Fadl

 

Ali Jaber

 

Abdel Karim Abdel-Maksoud

 

Fathi Abdel-Fattah

 

  

From Sharqia detainees include:

 

 Mr. Abdul Hamid

 

Dr Amir Bassam

 

Ahmed Mahmoud Mohamed Al Yamani

 

Dr Ismail Ali

 

Abdul Majeed Abdullah

 

Abdel-Nasser Abdel-Hamid

 

Mohammed Abdul Rasul

 

Monofeya's detainees include:

 

 

  

 

Abdullah Nehass

 

Osama Younis

 

Tareq al-Sharif

 

Jamal Khalifa

 

Ahmed Shaheen

 

Khaled Al-Sawi

 

Dessouqi Abu Isa

 

Mohamed Gabr

 

Sami Usta 

 

  

 

Dakahlia's detainees include:

 

Ibrahim Saleh

 

Mohamed Heikal

 

Awad Mohamed

 

Saber Abu Zeid

 

Mohamed Elzematy

 

Ramadan al-Khatib

 

Abdul-Fattah Abu Hassan

 

Adel Abdel-Rahman

 

Saad Hamad

 

Today was declared "Rage Day" in support of the Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem against the continued aggression and desecration of the holy site. A call was made to unite and express anger and contempt at the Arab and Muslim silence against the Israeli's arrogance after announcing intentions to include the Ibrahimi and Bilal Ibn Rabah Mosque as part of the Jewish heritage.