Egypt’s stern stance on the Muslim Brotherhood, bans books on group and extremism

In line with its actions against the growing threat of terrorism in the country and the regions, Egypt has announced ban on books on extremism and the Muslim Brotherhood in Mosques. The action will be implemented in the next 15 days, announced the Egyptian Ministry of Endowments.

Egyptian minister Mohammed Mokhtar Gomma stressed on the decision saying that the government will be going through the books in the libraries of the mosques and there will be proper re-examining of those literature, magazines and other things. They will be removed if it is found that they have extremist ideology or belong to any particular extremist group.

He also emphasized that those who did not adhere to the ruling or the directive, will have to bear tough punishments. Mokhtar further warned all the imams to take a pledge to not allow any books to be included in the mosque libraries until they receive permission from the General Administration of Religious Guidance in the Ministry’s general office.

Other than the books, they will also not be allowed to contain any poster inside or outside the mosques that connect to an terror body or believes in extremist mentality. Another monster responsible for running the head of the religious sector at the Ministry of Endowments Hisham Abdel Aziz also highlighted that the administration is working towards re-examining the books available at the libraries.

Egypt is especially concerned about the designated terrorist group The Muslim Brotherhood. It fears that recent turmoil in the region may prove advantageous for the dreaded group and harm Egyptians.

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