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| birth_name = Amin Mara'i<br />
| other_names = Muhammad Nasir<br />
| birth_year = 1956 CE<br />
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| birth_place = [[Egypt]]<br />
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| religion = [[Islam]]<br />
| sect = [[Sunni Islam]]<br />
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| activities = Collaboration with the [[Muslim Brotherhood]]<br />
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'''Amin Mara'i''' was born in the village of Al-Jazirah Al-Khadra, belonging to the Markaz Mutubas in the [[Kafr El Sheikh]] Governorate, on the second bank of the Nile in [[Egypt]], into a family whose father held a profound affection for him. He began his education there and graduated with a degree in law.<br />
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== Involvement with the Muslim Brotherhood ==<br />
After completing his university studies, he joined the ranks of the [[Muslim Brotherhood|Brotherhood]]. He became one of the prominent lawyers who accepted many individuals for training in his office, including Muhammad Mukhtar Abd al-Alim (one of the leaders of the [[Muslim Brotherhood]]), under whose influence he came during the mid-1940s.<br />
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== Activities ==<br />
He participated in numerous activities of the [[Muslim Brotherhood]] group and defended its detainees. During the movement demanding the withdrawal of British occupying forces, a Brotherhood delegation led by him proceeded to Ras el-Tin Palace in Alexandria. He authored a protest note addressed to King Farouk concerning the violent incidents perpetrated by the occupying [[British]] forces against the people of [[Egypt]] in 1946 CE.<br />
He was active in the sports section of the [[Muslim Brotherhood]], assuming responsibility for managing and overseeing its sports teams. Accordingly, in Alexandria, the administration of the [[Muslim Brotherhood|Brotherhood]] sports teams organized a cycling celebration at the Municipal Stadium on Monday, November 4, 1946 CE.<br />
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== Disappearance ==<br />
Since his dismissal on November 6, 1946 CE, no information has been available regarding his life circumstances or death.<br />
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== See also ==<br />
*[[Egypt]]<br />
*[[Muslim Brotherhood]]<br />
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