Crime & Justice
Egypt Court Refers Majari and Son to Mufti for Execution Opinion in Tuk-Tuk Driver Murder
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Egypt Court Refers Majari and Son to Mufti for Execution Opinion in Tuk-Tuk Driver Murder
The Cairo Criminal Court has referred the case of a registered dangerous criminal and his son to the Grand Mufti for a religious opinion on their execution over a fatal stabbing.
- The court referred the papers of Ibrahim Majari and his son to the Grand Mufti for a ruling on their execution.
- The court set September 19, 2026, as the date to pronounce the final verdict.
- The defendants were charged with premeditated murder and illegal possession of bladed weapons after stabbing a young tuk-tuk driver to death in front of Helwan Fever Hospital.
- The attack occurred after a dispute when the victim defended an elderly relative, leading to the fatal confrontation.
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