On the first anniversary of the death of former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi, activists launched a name in his name that issued social networking sites in Egypt, and his supporters announced the establishment of an official institution in his name to defend democracy, while his family called on the Egyptian people to complete the revolution as the greatest gift in memory of the late president.

The most widely circulated sentence among the tweeters in describing Morsi as the first elected civilian president in the history of Egypt, and the memories of the January 25, 2011 revolution were present in commemorating the first anniversary of the late president.

On June 17, 2019, Egyptian TV announced the death of former President Mohamed Morsi during his trial. Morsi's family and supporters accused the authorities of causing his death, due to what they described as intentional health negligence, especially since Morsi himself stated that he was threatened inside his prison.

Amid complete media disregard, the regime of President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi did not allow Morsi's funeral to take place, as he was buried amid tight security and in the presence of a limited number of his family.

Morsi stayed in solitary confinement, and was prevented from visiting him only a few times, for a period of 6 years since his arrest in the wake of the military coup in the summer of 2013, which Sisi led when he was defense minister at the time.

Morsi Foundation for Democracy
 The international defense team on the late President Mohamed Morsi and his family issued a statement on the first anniversary of his death, urging the United Nations to ensure an effective investigation into the death of the first democratically elected civilian president in Egypt, and to bring the perpetrators to justice.

In its statement, the international defense team called on the United States of America to protect its citizens from the family of the former president and their families who face persecution.

He stated that the United Nations Special Rapporteur for extrajudicial killing of Agnes Calimard will take international steps on the issue of Morsi and his son Abdullah to remove the danger from his family, and seek truth and justice to discover the true circumstances of the former president's death.

The IDF statement stressed the necessity of removing the family from the Egyptian authorities ’revenge circle, explaining that Osama Morsi, the eldest son of the late president, is still being held arbitrarily, and no one has seen him since he attended the secret burial of his brother Abdullah.

Abdullah, the youngest son, died in mysterious circumstances less than three months after his father's death, and other family members face daily harassment backed by the authority.

The international team announced the establishment of the official "Morsi Foundation for Democracy" in the United Kingdom, to commemorate the late President, and pursuant to the will of his son Abdullah, and at the forefront of which is the former Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki, and it will include a group of free people in the world, and will enhance the democratic path, justice and human rights in the Middle East .

The completion of the revolution
 And the Morsi family called for the completion of the path of the January 25 revolution to the establishment of the civil state, noting that "the greatest gift that can be given to his pure spirit is to adhere to the principles and values ​​on which he lived and martyred for, and to complete his path that he started implementing the demands of the January 25 revolution in building A modern, democratic, civil state. "

Ahmed’s son, Morsi, said: “The president truly believed that he was the president of all the Egyptians who elected him or even those who did not elect him, and he sought to please God and his conscience for justice among all until he met his Lord, we consider him and do not commend him to God, to set an example, symbol, and inspiration for all free people in the world.” .

This came in a message to a symposium held in Istanbul, Turkey, on the fate of the Arab Spring and the commemoration of the first anniversary of Morsi's departure.

At the same symposium, former Tunisian President Moncef Marzouki said that the putschists "will pay a heavy price, not only politically, but from their reputations," stressing that "history will not forgive them for the way they dealt with the late President Mohamed Morsi."

Marzouki added in a recorded speech, "Whatever our political affiliations and whatever our differences with the Islamists, we will continue to consider Muhammad Morsi as a martyr of democracy, and we will continue every year to celebrate his memory, and we will remember in every memory of the negligence, vileness and brutal manner in dealing with him, and those who committed these What is right for themselves, their name, their children, their political future, and what history will preserve from them, bear the responsibility. "

He came with the voices of the people and refused to kill one of them .. Secrets revealed by the former Chancellor of Justice Ahmed Makki about the most difficult moments of the late President # Mohamed_Mursi after storming his presidential palace pic.twitter.com/Jm9XYL9WGK

- Al Jazeera Egypt (@AJA_Egypt) June 17, 2020

The testimony of the Minister of Justice
 was one of the most prominent circulations shared by the pioneers of communication sites in the context of commemorating the first anniversary of Morsi's death, the testimony of the Minister of Justice in his government, Adviser Ahmed Makki.

Makki, who resigned from the Morsi government, confirmed that the late president was eager to complete the goals of the January 25, 2011 revolution, and that he refused to silence mouths and imprison journalists, as he was asked to change the law to imprison journalists so that journalist Islam Afifi would be released, adding, “The president called me And he told me that he would not be able to sleep if Afifi remained in prison, and he instructed me to contact the court to release him, and when he reported that it was difficult, he issued a decree to repeal the journalists' remand law.

The most prominent testimony of Mekki was about the issue known as the federal demonstrations, in which the demonstrators surrounded the Republican Palace and climbed its walls in an attempt to storm it, and clashes took place between the supporters of Morsi and his opponents, which resulted in casualties on both sides, most of them supporters of Morsi, which is one of the cases in which Morsi was being tried on charges Incitement to kill demonstrators.

Makki said that Morsi met with the then Minister of Defense Abdel-Fattah El-Sisi, the Minister of Interior Ahmed Gamal El-Din, the current security adviser to Sisi, and the current head of the Republican Guard, Major General Mohamed Zaki, and that Zaki suggested shooting the demonstrators, while Sisi confirmed his readiness to supply the Republican Guard with more The soldiers, but Morsi vehemently refused, reminding everyone of the honorable hadith, "The believer is still in the guise of his religion unless he is forbidden to enter into blood."

The memory and memories of the
 pioneers of social networking sites varied in commemorating the first anniversary of Morsi's departure, as some of them chose to have mercy on him and to share his photos, while others chose to share sections of his most important speeches and statements.

Others chose to commemorate the anniversary by comparing Morsi's statements with Sisi's statements on various issues such as Palestine, the waters of the Nile, the revolution, democracy and human rights, which they considered in Morsi's favor and his memory.

Mohammedan considered that Mohamed Morsi was one of the fruits of the January revolution, which allowed the Egyptians to choose their president for the first time in history, demanding the necessity of completing the course of the revolution and its goals.

In the first anniversary of the martyrdom of Dr. # Mamed_mrsa
I testify that this man who knew him personally and Zammelth 20 years ago
was great always devout , pure modest , a deputy , a detainee , a party leader , a head of state
will come days-Gerbaid-which offers # Egypt 's apology is owed to a man who has not favored to the extent that He deserves appreciation and honor pic.twitter.com/wU7yGbKVTb

- Ayman Nour (@AymanNour) June 17, 2020

In this short clip, the
statements of martyr President # Mohamed_ Morsi and his defense of Palestine with courage.
Also, the statements of the client Abdel Fattah # Al-Sisi and his defense of the Zionists fiercely.

That is why they raced to topple Morsi and kill him. pic.twitter.com/0TJh5CY44H

- Turki Al Shalhoub (@TurkiShalhoub) June 17, 2020

Elected
President, Captive
President, Martyr President # Muhammad_Mursi,
may God have mercy on him pic.twitter.com/tPn0GefCmf

- Free Egypt (@ masr_hora77) June 17, 2020

A year ago, Dr. Morsi, and we did not know, we answer your right, and we do not know, we go out with detainees.
We will never forget that you sacrificed your freedom and your children for the sake of the country and for our freedom.
May God have mercy on you and forgive you and accept you, Mr. martyr President Mohamed Mohamed Morsi Essa Al-Ayat.
And forgive us for our shortcomings. # Mohamed_ Morsi

- Nahlah (@ 2_bee22) June 17, 2020

"He was arbitrarily killed" .. He was detained in brutal conditions and intransigent against Morsi until he fell during his trial on this day a year ago @ AJA_Egypt, quoting #Mohammed Morsi # President_Morsi pic.twitter.com/jCJToinY0A

Dungeon Sound (@ZenzanaVoice) June 17, 2020