URGENT Arrest of Assem Abdel Majid
Assem Abdulmajid, the No. 9 suspect in the 1981 assassination of former Egyptian President Anwar Sadat, who was included in the Saudi, Egyptian, UAE and Bahraini statements;
Egyptian nationality
Position: Member of the Shura Council of the Islamic Group
He lives in Qatar and stopped blogging on Facebook, after controversial posts attacking Dr. Magdy Yacoub amid controversy over his fate, among the most prominent elements famous for the Takfiri fatwas against the Egyptian state and its institutions during his statements.
He was sentenced to death in the case of the riots in Al-Istiqama Mosque in Giza. He was sentenced in March 1982 to 15 years in prison for his involvement in the killing of 118 policemen in the so-called Assuit case.
Assem participated in the Shura Council in all his decisions, including the violence of 1981 until the end of violence and conflict in the initiative to stop the violence issued in 1997.
He also participated in the armed attack of the university on the security of Assiut and Deirout and southern Giza and Luxor and the Hotel Samir Amis and the massacre of Luxor.
In 1993, the group carried out an armed attack on the Samir Ames Hotel in central Cairo, killing two Americans, a Frenchman and an Italian, and the Luxor massacre in 1997 that killed 62 tourists with firearms and knives.
The page also mentioned the killings of Egyptians before the initiative to stop the violence in 1997, which reached the killing of 42 Egyptian Copts in 31 incidents, and killed 382 policemen in 83 incidents.
Is one of the most prominent leaders of the Islamic Group fugitives in Qatar, known for his positions inciting perpetual violence, and call on the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt to adopt violence to achieve the objectives of the group, and said that all their goals will be achieved continuously what he called "mobility in Sinai in particular, and Egypt in general, All forms of reconciliation with the state, the same position adopted by the leaders of the "terrorist" group.
Born in 1957, he lived in the city of Minya, his hometown, where he received his education in school until he graduated from the Faculty of Engineering. In the prison he studied trade, where he obtained a bachelor's degree from Assiut University. He continued his studies until he received his master's degree in business administration.
Abdulmajid, a member of the Jamaat-e-Islami Shura Council, continued the incitement in recent times by demanding that he exploit the crisis of the killing of the Red Cross driver in Egypt and the recent Syndicate of Doctors' agitation, claiming that the coming revolution in Egypt is purely Islamic.
Asim AbdulMajid's allegiance to the Brotherhood did not continue after the funding of the Muslim Brotherhood group stopped and was taken over by Abd al-Maged according to the accusations of members of the Islamic Group. Abdel-Maged turned to the Brotherhood's description of opportunism and described the Islamic Group under Mubarak as terrorists. The fall of the Islamic trend from the political arena, and also launched a major attack on them after the death of Essam Drabala, and accused the media of the Brotherhood's failure to support them.
Abdelmajed is the ninth suspect in the assassination of former Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in 1981. He was sentenced in March 1982 to 15 years in prison for "hard labor", including Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain.
Famous for his controversial writings during the last period of his residence in Qatar, where he attacked Dr. Magdi Yacoub amid controversy over his fate, and one of the most prominent elements famous for the Takfiri fatwas against the Egyptian state and against its institutions during his statements.
Asim participated in all his decisions, including the acts of violence before 1981 until the end of violence and conflict in the initiative to stop the violence issued in 1997. He also participated in the armed attack of the university on Assiut security directorate, Deirout, southern Giza, Luxor, Semiramis Hotel and Luxor massacre.
In 1993, the group carried out an armed attack on the Semiramis Hotel in central Cairo and the killing of Americans, French and Italians, and the 1997 massacre of Luxor that resulted in the slaughter of 62 tourists with firearms and knives.
With the cessation of violence in the 1990s, the wave of violence calmed down slightly until 2011, once again in the era of the Muslim Brotherhood to choose violence and terrorism method and method during the fourth sit-in and uprising against the Egyptian state.
He was sentenced to 15 years in prison for inciting violence and killing after the June 30, 2013 revolution, clashes in the vicinity of the Republican Guard House, the Mosque of Al-Istiqama in Giza Square and the perimeter of the Rabaa Al-Adawiya Mosque, the Kardasa police station, and the violence in Qalyubiya and Alexandria. Years on charges of incitement against the state and the President of the Republic and spreading false news to provoke chaos in the country.
He was sentenced to death in July 2014 by the Giza Criminal Court for transferring his papers and 13 accused in the case of the events of the Mosque of Al-Istiqama to the mufti of the Egyptian Diyala and Asim Abdul-Majid in response to the verdict. He held a paper that read: "I won and the Lord of the Kaaba" Great on the judiciary and the state.
Egyptian nationality
Position: Member of the Shura Council of the Islamic Group
He lives in Qatar and stopped blogging on Facebook, after controversial posts attacking Dr. Magdy Yacoub amid controversy over his fate, among the most prominent elements famous for the Takfiri fatwas against the Egyptian state and its institutions during his statements.
He was sentenced to death in the case of the riots in Al-Istiqama Mosque in Giza. He was sentenced in March 1982 to 15 years in prison for his involvement in the killing of 118 policemen in the so-called Assuit case.
Assem participated in the Shura Council in all his decisions, including the violence of 1981 until the end of violence and conflict in the initiative to stop the violence issued in 1997.
He also participated in the armed attack of the university on the security of Assiut and Deirout and southern Giza and Luxor and the Hotel Samir Amis and the massacre of Luxor.
In 1993, the group carried out an armed attack on the Samir Ames Hotel in central Cairo, killing two Americans, a Frenchman and an Italian, and the Luxor massacre in 1997 that killed 62 tourists with firearms and knives.
The page also mentioned the killings of Egyptians before the initiative to stop the violence in 1997, which reached the killing of 42 Egyptian Copts in 31 incidents, and killed 382 policemen in 83 incidents.
Is one of the most prominent leaders of the Islamic Group fugitives in Qatar, known for his positions inciting perpetual violence, and call on the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt to adopt violence to achieve the objectives of the group, and said that all their goals will be achieved continuously what he called "mobility in Sinai in particular, and Egypt in general, All forms of reconciliation with the state, the same position adopted by the leaders of the "terrorist" group.
Born in 1957, he lived in the city of Minya, his hometown, where he received his education in school until he graduated from the Faculty of Engineering. In the prison he studied trade, where he obtained a bachelor's degree from Assiut University. He continued his studies until he received his master's degree in business administration.
Abdulmajid, a member of the Jamaat-e-Islami Shura Council, continued the incitement in recent times by demanding that he exploit the crisis of the killing of the Red Cross driver in Egypt and the recent Syndicate of Doctors' agitation, claiming that the coming revolution in Egypt is purely Islamic.
Asim AbdulMajid's allegiance to the Brotherhood did not continue after the funding of the Muslim Brotherhood group stopped and was taken over by Abd al-Maged according to the accusations of members of the Islamic Group. Abdel-Maged turned to the Brotherhood's description of opportunism and described the Islamic Group under Mubarak as terrorists. The fall of the Islamic trend from the political arena, and also launched a major attack on them after the death of Essam Drabala, and accused the media of the Brotherhood's failure to support them.
Abdelmajed is the ninth suspect in the assassination of former Egyptian President Anwar Sadat in 1981. He was sentenced in March 1982 to 15 years in prison for "hard labor", including Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain.
Famous for his controversial writings during the last period of his residence in Qatar, where he attacked Dr. Magdi Yacoub amid controversy over his fate, and one of the most prominent elements famous for the Takfiri fatwas against the Egyptian state and against its institutions during his statements.
Asim participated in all his decisions, including the acts of violence before 1981 until the end of violence and conflict in the initiative to stop the violence issued in 1997. He also participated in the armed attack of the university on Assiut security directorate, Deirout, southern Giza, Luxor, Semiramis Hotel and Luxor massacre.
In 1993, the group carried out an armed attack on the Semiramis Hotel in central Cairo and the killing of Americans, French and Italians, and the 1997 massacre of Luxor that resulted in the slaughter of 62 tourists with firearms and knives.
With the cessation of violence in the 1990s, the wave of violence calmed down slightly until 2011, once again in the era of the Muslim Brotherhood to choose violence and terrorism method and method during the fourth sit-in and uprising against the Egyptian state.
He was sentenced to 15 years in prison for inciting violence and killing after the June 30, 2013 revolution, clashes in the vicinity of the Republican Guard House, the Mosque of Al-Istiqama in Giza Square and the perimeter of the Rabaa Al-Adawiya Mosque, the Kardasa police station, and the violence in Qalyubiya and Alexandria. Years on charges of incitement against the state and the President of the Republic and spreading false news to provoke chaos in the country.
He was sentenced to death in July 2014 by the Giza Criminal Court for transferring his papers and 13 accused in the case of the events of the Mosque of Al-Istiqama to the mufti of the Egyptian Diyala and Asim Abdul-Majid in response to the verdict. He held a paper that read: "I won and the Lord of the Kaaba" Great on the judiciary and the state.