An Egyptian academic at a university in Saudi Arabia is on the terrorist list »

�Affiliate – INA The competent authorities in Saudi Arabia are verifying the identity of an Egyptian academic who works as a contractor at a university in one of the regions in the south of the country, after his name appeared in quadruples on websites that claimed his affiliation with the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. Sources revealed to “Okaz” that the academic’s name emerged after he ran a recent scientific event at the university, at a time when the sources stressed that the management of the scientific edifice is serious about taking legal measures in such cases, after verifying and verifying from the competent authorities the veracity of what was raised. Websites reported the academic’s name among the names that the Sixth North Circuit of the Cairo Criminal Court, in a ruling issued on May 10, classified him on the list of terrorist entities for a period of 5 years, with the right to appeal the decision within 60 days of its publication in the Official Gazette. For his part, the Egyptian academic denied prior knowledge of the decision, or knowledge of the content of what was published, indicating that he works regularly at the university, and ran a scientific event a few days ago, and that he does not deal with social media “Twitter,” and said, “I cannot even open the site.” Pointing out that he was not aware that his name had appeared on a list of terrorist entities, and that no official at the university spoke to him either before or after his management of the scientific event. The academic acknowledged that he was suspended in the period between 2013-2014, but claimed that he was released after approximately 10 days, justifying the reason “there was an error in classification,” following the events of 2013, pointing out that he considered “everyone who ran on the Brotherhood’s electoral lists at that time, as if he He became their organizer or supporter.” He added, “The circumstances of the arrest came after I supported my wife, who ran in the parliamentary elections.”