Draft:Mohammed Beltagi
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| Name | Mohammed Beltagi |
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| Birth Place | Egypt |
| Brith Date | 1963 CE |
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| Religion | Islam |
Mohammed Mohammed Ibrahim Beltagi was a member of the Muslim Brotherhood in the Egypt. He ran for membership in the People's Assembly in 2005 CE, in the Shubra El-Kheima electoral district of Egypt, and won decisively in the first round.
Familiarity with the Muslim Brotherhood
In 1977 CE, following an invitation by the Muslim Brotherhood—at the beginning of the formation of the intermediate stage in Alexandria—and his joining the Brotherhood, he began his activity with mentors such as: Mohammed Abdel Moneim, Jumaa Amin, and Ahmed Mahalawi in the field of Islamic thought.
Activities
He headed the Cultural Committee, then was a representative of the Students Union of the Alexandria Religious Institute Secondary School and published the first Al-Azhari preaching magazine at this time (1978 – Al-Nazir).
- He was regularly one of the top students and one of the top ten in the Republic at Al-Azhar High School (6th rank) 1980–1981.
- He participated in the Islamic working group in Alexandria province high schools, which had significant public support, educational and political activity, in holding one of the largest conferences in Alexandria to reject and oppose the Camp David in 1978 CE.
- From early childhood in his city – Kafr El-Dawar – he participated in charitable works – a plan to strengthen classes – Friday prayers sermons, religious lessons and seminars.
- He maintained his academic excellence, so he was among the first scientific group in the Faculty of Medicine, Al-Azhar, in the years 1982–1984.
- President of the Union of the Faculty of Medicine, Al-Azhar and then President of the Student Union of Al-Azhar University (with its branches at the Republic level) 1985–1987.
- His representation by Al-Azhar University students was a change and beginning of a new era in student and Islamic work at Al-Azhar University and was a great student awakening in terms of support, service and public political participation.
- Holding large cultural and religious symposiums in many of which the researcher Yusuf al-Qaradawi was present.
- Holding exhibitions and seminars opposing the occupation of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union and frequent visits by representatives of Abdulrab Rasul Sayyaf from Al-Azhar University.
- He graduated from Al-Azhar Faculty of Medicine and worked as an internal specialist at Al-Hussein University Hospital (1988–1989).
- Since January 1998 CE, he worked as an assistant teacher in this section and obtained a PhD degree.
- Participation in many medical charity caravans through the Doctors Syndicate Relief Committee.
- He worked as the director of one of the branches of the Tayba Islamic Association, which had charitable medical activity throughout Egypt.
- He has scientific, syndicate, cultural and religious contributions in many associations, conferences and training courses for doctors.
Confrontations
He participated with symbols of student work in Egypt universities in unifying student positions in support of the cause of the Egyptian soldier (Sulayman Khater) and addressing the Egypt government for his release and the implementation of justice. Arbitrary decisions were issued by the university administration to remove him from the presidency of the student union, but in the face of widespread student pressures, the administration was forced to cancel its unfair decisions.
References
- See: Entry Mohammed Al-Beltagi in Ikhwan Wiki; ikhwanwiki.com.