The Jamā'ah Islāmīyah (Islamic Group) announced it would organize marches and demonstrations in governorates nationwide on Friday (July 22) to reject the "ultra-constitutional principles that deny some the freedoms of expression and opinion."

"These protests are meant to refuse the oligarchy represented in al-Tahrīr Square demonstrators who reject all decisions taken with extreme intransigence, even after the recent cabinet reshuffle that was found satisfactory by several powers," said 'Āsim 'Abd al-Mājid, a member of the Jamā'ah's Shūrá (Consultative) Council.

He said the marches will start after the Friday prayers from all major mosques in the different Egyptian governorates.

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