Al-Jamāliyyah Misdemeanor Court, headed by Counselor Talāl Radwān, sentenced the son of Egypt’s former ambassador to Sudan to five years in jail on charges of insulting the Companions of the Prophet and ‘Ā’ishah (one of the Prophet’s wives), in addition to an attempt to break into the al-Husayn Mosque. Both Counselor Fāyid al-Najār, former head of the South Cairo Court, and Counselor Muhammad  ‘Azmī al-Bakrī, head of the Beni Suef Appeal Court, supported the verdict, saying it is in line with the stipulations of the new constitution (Hussām ‘Imād & Walīd Mansūr, al-Fath, Feb. 28, p. 1). Read original text in Arabic.