Case No. 373 of 2020 State Security Criminal Court
Case registration number
Case No. 143 of 2021 State Security Emergency Court
Name of the case in the media
ISIS Cell- Agouza
Timeline
24/04/22
Case adjourned 30th May session.
30/05/22
Adjourned to July 24th session.
24/07/22
Adjourned to August 17th session
17/08/22
Adjourned to August 31st for pleadings
31/08/22
Case reserved for a ruling on September 15th
15/09/22
Sentenced to 15 years of rigorous imprisonment
10/17/22
The court decided to adjourn the case to a session on November 20th
11/20/22
The court decided to adjourn the case to a session on November 23rd
01/16/23
The court decided to adjourn the case to a session on January 18th, to hear the Public Prosecution’s plea.
01/18/23
The court decided to adjourn the case to a session on January 18th for the defense’s plea.
03/18/23
The court decided to adjourn the case to a session on May 21st, to complete the defense’s plea.
05/21/23
Case adjourned to June 20th session for the defense’s plea.
06/20/23
Case adjourned to August 19th for pleadings.
08/19/23
Case adjourned to October 4th for pleadings.
Case summary
The Public Prosecution has charged the following individuals: Mostafa Abdelhadi Said, Ahmed Mahmoud Fathi, Mohammed Ali Abdelhakim, Mohammed Osama Farouk, Hussein Abdel Tawwab, Karim Tarek Ibrahim, Mohammed Mansour Gaber, Anwar Salama Mohammed, Abdelrahman Ibrahim, Mostafa Jamal Abdel Mottaleb, Abdel Fattah Mohammed Mahmoud, and Ahmed Mohammed Afifi Awad.
Between 2013 and January 2017, the first defendant allegedly led a terrorist group aiming to disrupt the current system, endanger society’s safety, disable constitutional and legal provisions, prevent state institutions from exercising their duties, assault individual freedoms, harm national unity, social peace, and national security. This individual is also accused of founding and leading a cell within the group called “Daesh-Islamic State ISIS,” advocating the legitimacy of opposing and overthrowing the ruler by force, attacking military forces, police, their facilities, and targeting Christians, their assets, places of worship, and public facilities. Terrorism was the means employed by this group to achieve its criminal objectives.
The first defendant also possessed an unlicensed firearm (“shotgun”) intending to use it in activities that threaten public order and indirectly promote a terrorist act, promoting the ideas and beliefs of the terrorist group “Daesh” and calling on his associates to join.
The defendants, from the second to the last, joined this terrorist group, fully aware of its objectives. They underwent security training under its auspices. Defendants from the first to the seventh, and also the twelfth, funded the terrorist group with money and information intending to use it in terrorist crimes. The twelfth defendant possessed an automatic firearm without the proper license, intending to use it in activities threatening public order.
All the defendants collectively agreed to commit a terrorist crime by joining the terrorist group “Daesh” headquartered in Syria, which employs terrorism, military training, and combat methods to achieve its objectives, as reflected in the referral order.
Case Status:
Under first-degree trial
Date of the Previous Session:
08/19/23
Type of Investigating Authority:
Supreme State Security Prosecution
Court Name:
State Security Emergency Criminal Court, Terrorism Circuit
Location:
Badr Courts Complex
Circuit number:
First circuit
Last Session’s Panel:
Judge Mohamed El-Said El-Sherbini, with the membership of Judges Essam Abou El-Ala, Ghareeb Ezzat, Mahmoud Zeidan, and Mohamed Nabil.
Defendants in Attendance:
43
Decision Taken in the Last Session:
The First Terrorism Circuit, convened in the Badr court today, decided to adjourn the trial of 43 defendants, accused of joining a terrorist group in the case known as the “Agouza Cell,” to the session on October 4th for pleadings.
مدينة بدر محافظة القاهرة,5Q6P+666Egypt+ Google Map
This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Cookie settingsACCEPT
Privacy & Cookies Policy
Privacy Overview
This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience.
Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information.
Any cookies that may not be particularly necessary for the website to function and is used specifically to collect user personal data via analytics, ads, other embedded contents are termed as non-necessary cookies. It is mandatory to procure user consent prior to running these cookies on your website.
Case Number:
Case No. 373 of 2020 State Security Criminal Court
Case registration number
Case No. 143 of 2021 State Security Emergency Court
Name of the case in the media
ISIS Cell- Agouza
Timeline
Case adjourned 30th May session.
Adjourned to July 24th session.
Adjourned to August 17th session
Adjourned to August 31st for pleadings
Case reserved for a ruling on September 15th
Sentenced to 15 years of rigorous imprisonment
The court decided to adjourn the case to a session on November 20th
The court decided to adjourn the case to a session on November 23rd
The court decided to adjourn the case to a session on January 18th, to hear the Public Prosecution’s plea.
The court decided to adjourn the case to a session on January 18th for the defense’s plea.
The court decided to adjourn the case to a session on May 21st, to complete the defense’s plea.
Case adjourned to June 20th session for the defense’s plea.
Case adjourned to August 19th for pleadings.
Case adjourned to October 4th for pleadings.
Case summary
The Public Prosecution has charged the following individuals: Mostafa Abdelhadi Said, Ahmed Mahmoud Fathi, Mohammed Ali Abdelhakim, Mohammed Osama Farouk, Hussein Abdel Tawwab, Karim Tarek Ibrahim, Mohammed Mansour Gaber, Anwar Salama Mohammed, Abdelrahman Ibrahim, Mostafa Jamal Abdel Mottaleb, Abdel Fattah Mohammed Mahmoud, and Ahmed Mohammed Afifi Awad.
Between 2013 and January 2017, the first defendant allegedly led a terrorist group aiming to disrupt the current system, endanger society’s safety, disable constitutional and legal provisions, prevent state institutions from exercising their duties, assault individual freedoms, harm national unity, social peace, and national security. This individual is also accused of founding and leading a cell within the group called “Daesh-Islamic State ISIS,” advocating the legitimacy of opposing and overthrowing the ruler by force, attacking military forces, police, their facilities, and targeting Christians, their assets, places of worship, and public facilities. Terrorism was the means employed by this group to achieve its criminal objectives.
The first defendant also possessed an unlicensed firearm (“shotgun”) intending to use it in activities that threaten public order and indirectly promote a terrorist act, promoting the ideas and beliefs of the terrorist group “Daesh” and calling on his associates to join.
The defendants, from the second to the last, joined this terrorist group, fully aware of its objectives. They underwent security training under its auspices. Defendants from the first to the seventh, and also the twelfth, funded the terrorist group with money and information intending to use it in terrorist crimes. The twelfth defendant possessed an automatic firearm without the proper license, intending to use it in activities threatening public order.
All the defendants collectively agreed to commit a terrorist crime by joining the terrorist group “Daesh” headquartered in Syria, which employs terrorism, military training, and combat methods to achieve its objectives, as reflected in the referral order.
Case Status:
Under first-degree trial
Date of the Previous Session:
08/19/23
Type of Investigating Authority:
Supreme State Security Prosecution
Court Name:
State Security Emergency Criminal Court, Terrorism Circuit
Location:
Badr Courts Complex
Circuit number:
First circuit
Last Session’s Panel:
Judge Mohamed El-Said El-Sherbini, with the membership of Judges Essam Abou El-Ala, Ghareeb Ezzat, Mahmoud Zeidan, and Mohamed Nabil.
Defendants in Attendance:
43
Decision Taken in the Last Session:
The First Terrorism Circuit, convened in the Badr court today, decided to adjourn the trial of 43 defendants, accused of joining a terrorist group in the case known as the “Agouza Cell,” to the session on October 4th for pleadings.
Upcoming session:
10/04/23
Publications about the case
Details
Venue
محافظة القاهرة, 5Q6P+666 Egypt + Google Map