The former deputy of Al-Azhar, Sheikh Abbas Shoman, described those who insulted Al-Shaarawi as children who wanted to destroy the fruits of a high palm tree, so their stones fell over their heads, and the fruits continued to admire the beholders and purely for the eaters.
Osama Al-Azhari, the religious advisor to the Egyptian president, also responded to those who accused Al-Shaarawi of extremism by saying that the sheikh was a wall that protected Egyptians from extremism, and reunited Egyptians to taste the Holy Quran.
And the Egyptian Minister of Culture, Nevin Al-Kilani, had stopped a theatrical show about Sheikh Al-Shaarawi that was to be presented during the upcoming month of Ramadan, and justified her decision that the sheikh had reservations in all cultural, artistic and social fields, stressing that theatrical works should have personalities that have a positive impact in society, Far from extremism and dark ideas.
The Egyptian journalist Ibrahim Issa described Sheikh Al-Shaarawi as an "extremist", affiliated with the Islamic State, "a Salafist and a murderer", and that he has nothing to do with moderation.
The session also covered the following topics:
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A second scandal for the Prince of Poets program.. rulers who are not good at reading.
Myanmar's ruling army honors the Buddhist "bin Laden", according to the description of "Time" magazine.
Sweden closes Muslim schools, and the Taliban closes their students' universities.
The scene of Trump supporters in Congress is repeated in a Brazilian version.
Presented by: Nazih Al Ahdab