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2. The security apparatus do not know where I am and I live with help from my laymen friends. I have refused invitations to live in France, Italy and the U.S.
Date of source: Sunday, January 27, 2008
Muhammad Hijāzī, the controversial convert to Christianity speaks for the first time to the Egyptian press. He announces the birth of his daughter and asserts that he will continue to fight to achieve official recognition of his conversion.
3. The man accused of disdaining religions is sentenced to three years hard labor and all of his books are to be confiscated
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The Supreme Court of State Security sentenced Salah El-Dīn Mohsen, who is accused of disdaining religions, to three years hard labor. The court also ruled that all of his books should be confiscated because they contain extremist thoughts and defame the Divine Being. Mohsen said that he was...
4. Salah Al-Din Mohsen, who is accused of disdaining religions, is under arrest and is to be retried
Date of source: Saturday, December 30, 2000
Salah Al-Din Mohsen, who was informed he would be tried again for disdaining Islam, tried to escape to Turkey but was arrested at Cairo airport. He said that he intended to leave Egypt because he was certain that this time he was going to be imprisoned. He still believes in every single word he has...
34. Human Rights Watch World Report 2001: Egypt
Date of source: Friday, December 1, 2000
According to the report of the Human Rights Watch on Egypt, the government of President Hosni Mubarak intensified its efforts to exercise control over civil society institutions, harassing and restricting the activities of political parties, human rights and other nongovernmental organizations (...
2. In order not to be an apostate
Date of source: Friday, August 11, 2000
In this article, the author explains the reasons behind the decision of the court in the case of the writer, Salah Eddin Mohsen, whose articles are provocative to Islam. He is of the opinion that the sentence was based on general principles and Shari’a [Islamic law].
4. The reasons behind the sentence of the court in the case of a writer who is accused of denouncing religions. Imprisoning the accused will transform him into a champion and will shed light upon his unknown books
Date of source: Friday, July 28, 2000
The Court of State Security Misdemeanor in Giza, explained, yesterday, the reasons behind its sentence in the case of the writer Salah El-Din Mohsen. Mohsen is accused of exploiting religion in his writings in order to promote extremist ideas aiming to mislead society. The court sentenced the...
6. In the case of the member of the writers union accused of denouncing religions: defense calls for the Minister of Awqaf, Salah Eisa and Gaber Asfour
Date of source: Tuesday, June 27, 2000
Today, Monday, continues the trial of writer Salah El-Din Mohsen, who is accused of denouncing religions. The defense asked Dr. Hamdi Zaqzouq, Minister of Awqaf [Endowments], Dr. Samir Sarhan [head of The Egyptian Book Authority], Dr. Gaber Asfour, poet Abdel-Mo’ti Hegazi, writer Salah Eisa,...
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