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Ali Gomaa: Former Grand Mufti of Egypt

Sheikh Ali Gomaa: The Armed Forces are Egypt’s shield of security and pride

The Former Grand Mufti, Dr. Ali Gomaa, gave an important speech yesterday in a meeting arranged by the Armed Forces in which he pointed that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) spoke highly of the Egyptian soldiers and anticipated their steadfastness in the face of dissentions and turmoil. He also praised highly the historical and national role of the Armed Forces in preserving the country and securing its people. Furthermore, he appreciated the high moral principles which the Armed Forces embrace. Sheikh Ali Gomaa ended his speech confirming the solidarity of the Egyptian army and their resoluteness to sacrifice their lives for the sake of their beloved Egypt.

Then  I am Sorry but these brothers need a brain transplant. Does anyone truly (apart from Madkhalees & Saudi Government) truly believe that its permissable to shoot belivers?

I regret but the query shouldn't be dignified with a response.

1. They have declared Interest permissable
2. They banend Niqabs on their premises
3. They are supporting Egyptian Army

I don't know who will take these people seriously!

W-Salam,

Nothing like that happened in Egypt, whatsoever. If people were against Morsi the revolution would have died down by now with so much brutal crackdowns, bannings and arrests.

Brother,

There are already studies out there which showed Secularists/Modernists and US funding of parties who demonstrated against President (Hafidh) Morsi (HA). These protests were restricted to Tahrir Square.

The Pro-President (Hafidh) Morsi (HA) supporters were not only in Cairo but also other towns and cities. 

The proof of this "cooked up protest" and public support is that the Military has opened fire, killed people, arrested people, arrested leaders, banned them and the support is still going. Don't you think if people hated Morsi it would have died by now after crackdown?

It has morphed and it is no longer about President (Hafidh) Morsi (HA).

I am not an Egyptian so this is just my take and outsider's impression.

Hafidh Morsi (HA) won 51.4% vote after 30+ dictatorship. In around a year of his Government he had to fight several challenges from the Military, Secularists and others who continually undermined his ability to rule.

What precisely did people expect him to achieve???