Session adjourned to February 26 for hearing witness statements, with continued detention of the accused
26/02/23
Adjourned to March 26 session for witness hearing
26/03/23
Adjourned to the upcoming session on May 28 for hearing witness statements, with continued detention of the accused
05/28/23
Adjourned to July 24 session for pleadings
07/24/23
Case adjourned to September 25 session
09/25/23
The third circuit, Terrorism, convened at the Badr Court Complex, adjourned the trial of 14 accused members of the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist group and ISIS terrorist organization in case number 21109 of 2022 Matariya Criminal Court, registered under number 4100 of 2022 East Cairo, and number 648 of 2020 State Security Supreme, and registered under number 348 of 2022 State Security Supreme Criminal Court, known in the media as “Matariya Terrorist Cell”, to the session on the fourth day of the upcoming October round, continuing the detention of the accused.
Case Summary
The third circuit, Terrorism, convened at the Badr Court Complex, chaired by judge Wagdi Mohamed Abdel Moneim, with members judges Wael Mohamed Omran and Hossam El-Din Fathy Amin, is looking into case number 21109 of 2022 Matariya Criminal Court, registered under numbers 4100 of 2022 East Cairo, 648 of 2020 State Security Supreme, and 348 of 2022 State Security Supreme Criminal Court, known in the media as “Matariya Terrorist Cell”. Fourteen defendants are accused; eight are in custody. The charges by the State Security Supreme Prosecution against the accused include:
The first and second defendants led a terrorist group with the aim of disrupting public order, endangering society’s safety, interests, and security, disabling constitutional and legal provisions, preventing state institutions and public authorities from functioning, attacking personal freedoms of citizens, public freedoms, rights, harming national unity, and social peace. They were responsible for developing the armed groups’ structure within the “Muslim Brotherhood” aimed at changing the government by force and carrying out hostile operations.
Defendants from the third to the last joined a terrorist group, knowing its objectives and methods.
The third and thirteenth defendants provided material support to an illegally established group.
The third, sixth, seventh, and thirteenth defendants possessed and acquired explosives for terrorist purposes, undermining security and public order, and used explosives for the purpose of destroying public interest buildings and facilities.
The third, eighth, eleventh, thirteenth, and fourteenth defendants also possessed and acquired an illegal firearm, “automatic rifle”, intended for use in activities that disrupt public security and violate constitutional principles and national unity.
The sixth and twelfth defendants used an internet platform for exchanging messages and issuing directives within their terrorist group, utilizing the “Telegram” app for exchanging directives and information related to the group’s activities.
The court convened on January 22, 2023, and adjourned the trial to February 26, 2023, to hear the witnesses.
Type of investigative authority:
State Security Supreme Prosecution
Date of the previous session:
09/25/23
Court name:
State Security Emergency Criminal Court, Terrorism Circuit
Case status:
Under trial, first degree
Venue:
Badr Court Complex
Circuit Number:
Third Circuit
Circuit formation:
Judge Wagdi Mohamed Abdel Moneim, with members judges Wael Mohamed Omran and Hossam El-Din Fathy Amin
Defendants in Attendance:
8
Decision Taken in the Last Session:
The third circuit, Terrorism, convened at the Badr Court Complex, decided to adjourn the trial of 14 accused members of the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist group and ISIS terrorist organization in case number 21109 of 2022 Matariya Criminal Court, registered under number 4100 of 2022 East Cairo, and number 648 of 2020 State Security Supreme, and registered under number 348 of 2022 State Security Supreme Criminal Court, known in the media as “Matariya Terrorist Cell”
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Case number
4100 of 2022, Total/ East Cairo
Felony/Misdemeanor number
21109 of 2022, Matariya Criminal
Case registration number
648 of 2020, State Security Supreme
Name of the case in the media
Matariya Terrorist Cell
Timeline
Session adjourned to February 26 for hearing witness statements, with continued detention of the accused
Adjourned to March 26 session for witness hearing
Adjourned to the upcoming session on May 28 for hearing witness statements, with continued detention of the accused
Adjourned to July 24 session for pleadings
Case adjourned to September 25 session
The third circuit, Terrorism, convened at the Badr Court Complex, adjourned the trial of 14 accused members of the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist group and ISIS terrorist organization in case number 21109 of 2022 Matariya Criminal Court, registered under number 4100 of 2022 East Cairo, and number 648 of 2020 State Security Supreme, and registered under number 348 of 2022 State Security Supreme Criminal Court, known in the media as “Matariya Terrorist Cell”, to the session on the fourth day of the upcoming October round, continuing the detention of the accused.
Case Summary
The third circuit, Terrorism, convened at the Badr Court Complex, chaired by judge Wagdi Mohamed Abdel Moneim, with members judges Wael Mohamed Omran and Hossam El-Din Fathy Amin, is looking into case number 21109 of 2022 Matariya Criminal Court, registered under numbers 4100 of 2022 East Cairo, 648 of 2020 State Security Supreme, and 348 of 2022 State Security Supreme Criminal Court, known in the media as “Matariya Terrorist Cell”. Fourteen defendants are accused; eight are in custody. The charges by the State Security Supreme Prosecution against the accused include:
The first and second defendants led a terrorist group with the aim of disrupting public order, endangering society’s safety, interests, and security, disabling constitutional and legal provisions, preventing state institutions and public authorities from functioning, attacking personal freedoms of citizens, public freedoms, rights, harming national unity, and social peace. They were responsible for developing the armed groups’ structure within the “Muslim Brotherhood” aimed at changing the government by force and carrying out hostile operations.
Defendants from the third to the last joined a terrorist group, knowing its objectives and methods.
The third and thirteenth defendants provided material support to an illegally established group.
The third, sixth, seventh, and thirteenth defendants possessed and acquired explosives for terrorist purposes, undermining security and public order, and used explosives for the purpose of destroying public interest buildings and facilities.
The third, eighth, eleventh, thirteenth, and fourteenth defendants also possessed and acquired an illegal firearm, “automatic rifle”, intended for use in activities that disrupt public security and violate constitutional principles and national unity.
The sixth and twelfth defendants used an internet platform for exchanging messages and issuing directives within their terrorist group, utilizing the “Telegram” app for exchanging directives and information related to the group’s activities.
The court convened on January 22, 2023, and adjourned the trial to February 26, 2023, to hear the witnesses.
Type of investigative authority:
State Security Supreme Prosecution
Date of the previous session:
09/25/23
Court name:
State Security Emergency Criminal Court, Terrorism Circuit
Case status:
Under trial, first degree
Venue:
Badr Court Complex
Circuit Number:
Third Circuit
Circuit formation:
Judge Wagdi Mohamed Abdel Moneim, with members judges Wael Mohamed Omran and Hossam El-Din Fathy Amin
Defendants in Attendance:
8
Decision Taken in the Last Session:
The third circuit, Terrorism, convened at the Badr Court Complex, decided to adjourn the trial of 14 accused members of the Muslim Brotherhood terrorist group and ISIS terrorist organization in case number 21109 of 2022 Matariya Criminal Court, registered under number 4100 of 2022 East Cairo, and number 648 of 2020 State Security Supreme, and registered under number 348 of 2022 State Security Supreme Criminal Court, known in the media as “Matariya Terrorist Cell”
Publications about the case
Details
Venue
Cairo Governorate, 5Q6P+666 Egypt + Google Map