Abou El Fath El Farghaly: The legitimate mufti of Sham Liberation Organization
Abu al-Fath is a member of the Salafi militant
group, entering an organization that planned and carried out a number of
terrorist operations. He is also a graduate of the Faculty of Economics and
Political Science.
In 1995, he was arrested in connection with
the revival of the Islamic Group in Egypt, where he co-founded a cell to carry
out terrorist operations and assassinations in Egypt.
In 1997, the group's leaders in Egypt launched
the Stop Violence Initiative, which was officially adopted in 2002. As a
result, hundreds of members of the Gama'a al-Islamiyya emerged and incited
militant elements inside prisons to expand expiation and carry out suicide
operations against the police and army.
In 2000, an Egyptian court sentenced him to 25
years in prison, but he did not serve his full term at the prison of Scorpion,
where the isolated Mohamed Morsi ordered his release in 2012.
After the release of Abu al-Fath al-Farghali,
he moved from Cairo to Sudan at the end of 2012, before the fall of the Muslim
Brotherhood, and lived there for a month and then to Turkey and went to Syria.
He was one of the most prominent leaders until
December 23, 2016; to join the Sham Liberation Organization under the leadership
of Abu Muhammad al-Jawlani, who was chosen by the member of the Shura Council
and a legitimate Mufti of the organization, and took the command of nine
military battalions named after him.
