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Google News: Raucous start for Egypt's first free parliament
[Financial Times] - However, controversy erupted when Mamdouh Ismail, an Islamist deputy from a small Salafi party, added the qualifying phrase “in whatever does not contradict God's law”, prompting a rebuke from the speaker who asked him to stick to the original text.
Guardian: Egyptian parliament sworn in under heavy weight of expectation
[The Guardian] - The first ultra-conservative Salafist MP to go off script was Mamdouh Ismail, who added "… if not in contradiction with God's doctrine" to his oath of office, and others quickly followed suit. Liberals hit back by tacking on their own spontaneous
Google News: Egyptian tycoon faces 'tweet' trial
[Financial Times] - The Islamists now have a big presence in political life and they don't need to use the courts to settle their ideological and political battles” But Mamdouh Ismail, one of the lawyers who filed the complaint and a leader of an ultraconservative Salafi
Mamdouh Ismail, three others found guilty in Salam ferry case ...
dailynewsegypt.com
Mar 11, · CAIRO: The Safaga Appeals Court found Mamdouh Ismail, owner of the sunken Al-Salam 98 ferry, guilty of involuntary manslaughter and sentenced him to seven years in prison on Wednesday. More than ...
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