Ahram Online , Thursday 7 Feb 2013
"Following controversial statements by an Al-Azhar professor claiming the
opposition should be punished by death for attempting to bring down a leader
elected by the public, a large number of Egyptians — Islamists and non-Islamists
alike — have expressed their condemnation.
Mahmoud Shaaban, an Al-Azhar professor who also hosts a television show on the Islamic satellite Al-Hafez channel, made the statements, considered a religious fatwa, last week directly targeted at National Salvation Front (NSF) leaders Mohamed ElBaradei and Hamdeen Sabbahi, granting a green light for their killing.
Another Islamic, ultraconservative cleric, Wagdi Ghoneim, echoed Shaaban's statements by calling on all Muslims to "kill the thugs, criminals, and thieves who burn the country."
In response, ElBaradei on his official Twitter account Wednesday criticised the government for its silence over the statements made against him......"
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