Zaghloul Al Naggar

IslamSunni IslamMuslim BrotherhoodRadicaliserPreacher

Jul 19

**DOB:** 17 November 1933

**Nationality:** Egyptian

**Location:** Egypt
**Ideology/Affiliation:** Muslim Brotherhood

**Type of Leader:** Radical Preacher

Biography

Zaghloul Al Naggar is an Egyptian geologist and Muslim scholar, born in 1933 in a conservative environment. His father was an educationalist, and moved to Cairo in the mid-1940s where the family witnessed the brutality of the British occupation. "On weekends we saw the drunken British troops drag and punch innocent civilians, molest women and foment trouble.", he said. Zaghloul participated in the anti-British demonstrations where two of his fellow activists, Shahin and Ahmed Al-Mineisi, were killed.

Al Naggar earned a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Cairo in 1955, and a PhD in Geology from the University of Wales in the United Kingdom in 1963, his thesis was entitled “Geology and stratigraphic palaeontology of the Esna-Idfu Region, Nile Valley, Egypt, U.A.R.”. He is currently the Chairman of the Committee of Scientific Notions in the Qur'an, Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs, Cairo, Egypt.

Zaghloul is one of the founding members of the world body of the scientific miracles in Quran and Sunnah (Teachings and sayings of the Prophet Muhammad). He is also an elected Fellow of the Islamic Academy of Sciences, the Geological Society of Egypt and the American Association of Petroleum Geologists, Tulsa, Oklahoma as well as a member of the Geological Society of London.

Al Naggar was jailed for nine months due to his political activism and beliefs during his life as a student and was considered a threat to the secular ruling regime in Egypt at the time. After being released, he was banned from teaching due to accusations of being a member of the Muslim Brotherhood association. Al Naggar was exiled from Egypt in early 1960s and was able to return back to his country in 1970.

Al Naggar has written and published over 150 scientific articles and 45 books in different languages including Arabic, French, English, and German, such as “The Geological Concept of Mountains in the Qur’an” when he was the Chair of Geology at King Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia. He is also an animator of TV shows such as “Don’t they understand?” in Iqraa TV.

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Evidence of Hate Speech/Incitement:

April 2021: Al Naggar appeared on Al Jazeera TV talking about the covid-19 pandemic. He said that the virus is spread intentionally by “devil people”, that “The Davos Summit, which is held in Switzerland annually, is led by these devils'' and that their aim is to “exterminate nonproductive and backward nations”.

April 2021: In the same interview, he stated that "Many people attacked Bill Gates, because he is one of the leaders of this campaign. He claims that only wealthy people are entitled to live on this planet and that African and Asian nations must be annihilated, because they are non-productive nations that do not contribute anything to modern civilization."

September 2020: When interviewed on Channel 9 (Turkey), Zaghloul said that “a bunch of extremist Jews” in Sweden are annoyed by the rapid spread of Islam in Europe because they understand how this can endanger their “satanic schemes” so they are trying to distort this religion and attack some Islamic voices.

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In December 2017, Al Naggar published on his YouTube channel an excerpt from a show broadcast on Iqraa TV where he said that Jews are liars and the traitors of the whole humanity.

When the journalist asked him if the genes are responsible for that traits in Jews, he denied that and said that just like homosexuality, it does not have to do with genes, that they said that to avoid the truth and it is only due to the nature of humans and their free will who choose to do good or bad.

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