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Egypt: Criminal Court sentences defendant in murder of Shia cleric Hassan Shehata to 10 years

Egypt: Criminal Court sentences defendant in murder of Shia cleric Hassan Shehata to 10 years

The Second Terrorism Circuit of the State Security Criminal Court in Egypt sentenced a defendant to 10 years in prison with hard labour on Saturday for his involvement in the murder of the Shia cleric Hassan Shehata, in a retrial…
Egypt Celebrates Completion of 14th-Centuray Maridani Mosque Restoration

Egypt Celebrates Completion of 14th-Centuray Maridani Mosque Restoration

In a ceremony on Tuesday, Egypt’s Supreme Council of Antiquities marked the completion of a multi-year restoration project on the historic 14th-century Mosque of Altunbugha al-Maridani in Cairo, Reuters reported yesterday. The mosque, built in 1338-40 CE during the Mamluk…
At Least 10 Female Farm Workers Perish in Egypt as Minibus Falls into Nile

At Least 10 Female Farm Workers Perish in Egypt as Minibus Falls into Nile

A tragic accident in Egypt’s Nile Delta region has claimed the lives of at least 10 female farm workers, VOA reported yesterday. On Tuesday, a minibus transporting the women plunged off a river ferry and into the Nile northwest of…
Egyptian Archaeologist Create Controversy by Denying Story of Prophet Moses Parting Sea

Egyptian Archaeologist Create Controversy by Denying Story of Prophet Moses Parting Sea

Dr. Wassem El Sisi, an expert on ancient Egyptian affairs, has recently claimed that the Israelites had not been in Egypt in the first place to leave it, and that the story of the parting of the sea by Prophet…
Suez Canal revenue drops 50% amid Red Sea tension, says Egypt’s minister

Suez Canal revenue drops 50% amid Red Sea tension, says Egypt’s minister

Suez Canal revenue has fallen by 50% due to disruptions in shipping caused by tension in the Red Sea, Anadolu Agency reported yesterday citing Egypt’s planning minister Hala El-Saeed. The Suez Canal, a critical maritime route for global trade, is…
Egypt: Administrative Court rules to lift ban on wearing niqab in schools

Egypt: Administrative Court rules to lift ban on wearing niqab in schools

Egypt’s Administrative Court of the State Council ruled to accept a lawsuit to suspend the ban on wearing the niqab in schools in form, while rejecting it in substance. Two Egyptian citizens, Haitham Abdel Mageed and Ashraf Abdel Ghani, filed…
Egypt: Ferry sinks in Nile, killing at least 10 passengers

Egypt: Ferry sinks in Nile, killing at least 10 passengers

A ferry sank on Monday in the Nile near Cairo, Egypt, killing at least 10 of the 15 people on board, who were on their way to work at a construction firm, africanews website reported. The survivors were hospitalized and…
Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta confirms importance of visiting blessed sites of Ahlulbayt

Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta confirms importance of visiting blessed sites of Ahlulbayt

Egypt’s Dar al-Ifta—an Egyptian Islamic advisory, justiciary and governmental body—confirmed the importance of visiting the shrines and blessed sites of Ahlulbayt, peace be upon them, citing prophetic hadiths and narrations that emphasize this practice. According to the Egyptian newspaper “Sada…
Egypt: Two defendants sentenced to five years in murder of Shia preacher Hassan Shehata

Egypt: Two defendants sentenced to five years in murder of Shia preacher Hassan Shehata

The Second Terrorism Circuit of the Cairo Criminal Court on Wednesday sentenced two defendants to five years in prison in a retrial in the case of the murder of the Shia preacher, the martyr Sheikh Hassan Shehata, Egyptian media outlets…
Cairo gears up for opening Al-Sadat Al-Ashraf Street as part of developing Ahlulbayt Shrines Path

Cairo gears up for opening Al-Sadat Al-Ashraf Street as part of developing Ahlulbayt Shrines Path

The Egyptian capital, Cairo, is prepared to open, tomorrow, Thursday, Al-Sadat Al-Ashraf Street as part of the development of the path of the shrines of Ahl al-Bayt, peace be upon them. The street is located in the area known as…
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