The account of "prisoners of conscience" on detainees in Saudi Arabia, Dr. Ahmed Ammari Dean of the Faculty of Holy Quran University of Medina previously; died of a stroke in a prison in the Kingdom.
In a tweet on Twitter, the account added that the prison authorities had neglected the treatment of Amari, which led to his coma and then his death.
đź”´ The death of d. # Ahmed_Amari due to a stroke in the prison and deliberately neglected to treat urgently, which put him in a coma and then led to death. pic.twitter.com/CaulrDb7BJa - Detainees of opinion (@ m3takl) January 20, 2019 |
On January 7, the account of the "prisoners of conscience" said that al-Amari was in a coma after suffering severe brain hemorrhage and was transferred to intensive care in a Jeddah hospital between life and death due to medical negligence during his detention in solitary confinement in prisons Saudi.
Saudi authorities arrested Amari with one of his sons after a raid on their home last August in the context of a "fierce campaign" against those close to Sheikh Safar al-Hawali, days after the spread of a book attributed to him and includes advice to the ruling family and the senior scientists close to power.