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11:28 a. M.
Thursday 24 December 2020
Alexandria – Muhammad Amer:
Dr. Mohamed Mahdaly, a professor of sociology at the Higher Institute of Social Services in Alexandria, died early Thursday morning after his health deteriorated.
Dr. Al-Sayed Rashad, dean of the institute, said in a statement: “Dr. Mohamed Mahdaly was ill and went through difficult health conditions.”
Dr. Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research, had referred Dr. Mohamed Mahdaly, a faculty member of the Alexandria Institute of Social Work, to the Attorney General. In the context of commercial videos that insult the Quran.
This occurred after the Minister of Higher Education received the results of the investigation with the aforementioned doctor, which was carried out with the knowledge of Dr. Fayez Muhammad Hussein, Vice Dean of the Faculty of Law of the University of Alexandria, and it ended after the students listened to the witnesses to the incident and confronted the teacher with what is attributed to him, and his recognition of the validity of what was expressed in the video.
The Ministry recommended that the incident – at that time – be referred to the Public Ministry of the Public Ministry so that it could deal with the investigation of the charges against it, the most prominent being contempt for religions, insult to principles of Islamic faith and insult students with external words.
The decisions of the Ministry included suspending the university professor from work and referring him to the disciplinary council of professors of private higher institutes, which includes the sanction imposed on him in accordance with the text of article 37 of Law No. 52 of 1970 on the organization of private higher institutes to the dismissal of the institute, with the prohibition of working in education. .
