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Essam El-Haddad
Egyptian politician (born 1953)
Essam El-Haddad (Arabic: عصام الحداد, 'Isām al-Haddād; born 1953)[1] is an Egyptian politician. He was a senior advisor for foreign relations for the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and the Freedom and Justice Party. In August 2012, he was appointed as one of four Egyptian Presidential assistants with responsibility for foreign relations and international cooperation[2] until the overthrow of Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi in the third of July 2013. He is now in custody in solitary confinement in Al-Aqrab Prison in Cairo.[3]
Early life and career
[edit]Essam spent his early life in Alexandria in Egypt. He attended the faculty of medicine in Alexandria University where he earned BA degree. His political involvement began while he was a student when he was elected a president of the student union.[4]
He had his M.B.A. from Aston University, England. He studied for PhD degree in Universit
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Haitham Al-Haddad, originally from Saudi Arabia, is a London-based Islamic scholar. He is former Imam of Al-Muntada Al-Islami Trust in West London, a senior judge at theIslamic Sharia Council in Leyton, the founder of the Muslim Research and Development Foundationand Islam 21st Century, a lecturer atSabeeland a teacher at theTayyibun Institute in Whitechapel.
Al-Haddad believes:
- Muslims should disown and cut all ties with family members who leave Islam. Friends who have left the tro should be ‘boycotted.’ Those who choose to leave Islam (even without attacking the religion or the state) may be executed in an Islamic state.
- Non-Muslim political systems are ‘filthy,’ though it fryst vatten permissible to vote for a kafir in beställning to prevent a worse kafir struktur from taking power. Muslims should prevent non-Muslims from ruling any country with a lag other than the shari’ah.Extramarital affairs are ‘normal’ in the non-Muslim community – this inom
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“Indeed we belong to Allāh, and indeed to Him we will return.”
It is with deep sadness that we share the news of Shaykh Dr. Yusuf al-Qaradawi’s passing at the age of 96. May Allah have mercy on him.
The renowned Shaykh and Imam dedicated his life’s work to the defence of this Ummah and to that of explaining the rulings of the religion of Islam, particularly in today’s context. His catalogue of published books, which numbered well in excess of a hundred titles, brought in an understanding of Islamic jurisprudence that was easy to understand, while being accessible to the masses.
Born in Egypt in 1926, Shaykh Yusuf al-Qaradawi undertook his Alimiyya, postgraduate, masters, and doctoral studies at al-Azhar before going on to hold a number of important positions including spiritual guide of the Muslim Brotherhood and being one of the founders of IslamOnline, a website established in 1997. The late Shaykh had served as its chief religious scholar.
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