The dying moments of Ibrahim Mounir, the “Brotherhood” group’s acting commander and the head of the London Front, who passed away today at the age of 85, were described in detail by sources within the organisation.
Osama Gawish, a journalist for the Brotherhood, claimed that Ibrahim Mounir attended a meeting on group developments and preparations for what is known as “the movement of November 11” yesterday evening with the leaders of his forehead.
” He was asked about the “Brotherhood” position on supporting this movement, and he replied by saying, “They dealt with him positively,” adding that Munir felt a severe headache and dizziness for him to leave the meeting and then he died hours later.
The Arabic was revealed by sources in a different context.
Given the inability of the other members of the group, led by Mahmoud Al-Abyari, Jamal Hashmat, and Hilmi Al-Jazzar, to manage the front itself and not the group as a whole, as well as On the monopoly of the Istanbul Front, led by Mahmoud Hussein, on the majority of the group’s files, businesses, investments, and media platforms, it is clear that with Mounir’s death, the London Front has
According to her, the Hussein front and the third movement, which dubbed itself the “movement of change,” are the only parties involved in the conflict right now. They also include a number of “Hasm” movement leaders and armed qualitative committees known for their devotion to former leader Mohamed Kamal, who was killed in clashes with Egyptian security forces in October 2016.
She emphasised that the Hussein Front will ultimately prevail in the conflict, while members of the London Front may turn to lights under the control of the Istanbul Front or decide to leave the organisation permanently. The third current in the group’s presence, she added, will depend on the group’s preference for violence, the funeral of armed conflict, and its name against Egyptian government authority.
The Acting Guide by the Muslim Brotherhood, Ibrahim Mounir, died today, Friday, at the age of 85.
Neither the cause of death nor the funeral plans were disclosed when the group made the announcement of Mounir’s passing in the nation’s capital, London.
It is interesting to note that the recent period saw a brief lull in the fighting between the Istanbul and London fronts after each of them claimed the delivery of a message of support and support for it from the group’s guide in Egyptian prisons, Mohamed Badi. Istanbul confirmed that it received a message of support from the guide to its leader Mahmoud Hussein, and his demand to stop any division in the ranks of the organisation and to make every effort to solve the problem.
The defection was formally launched in December 2021 when the Istanbul Front announced that Mustafa Tolba would take over Ibrahim Mounir’s responsibilities as the group’s general guide.
I felt sick and retreated from the Brotherhood gathering to support the unrest in Egypt. The last moments of Ibrahim Mounir
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