Cairo – Brussels: Europe and the Arabs

In Cairo, the entities and individuals designated as "terrorist" by the Egyptian authorities have been announced, following a judicial ruling issued yesterday, Tuesday. According to the *Al-Qahera News* website, the designated entities include the Council of Muslims in Europe (and its various branches), the *Musulmans de France* (Muslims of France) foundation, the Muslim Association of Britain, the Muslim Association of Switzerland, the Islamic Community in Germany, and the Muslim Associations of Sweden and Italy. Other listed entities include the European Council for Fatwa and Research, the European Council of Imams, the European Council for Muslim Families, the European Council for the Holy Quran, the European Council for Muslim Women, the European Muslim Students Forum, and the European Institute of Human Sciences (including its various branches).

The list of designated individuals includes 36 names, among them Anas Osama Tawfiq al-Tikriti, Ibrahim Farouk Mohamed al-Zayat, and Abdel Aziz Mohamed Abdel Aziz Ibrahim. The list also includes Hussein Mohamed Mohamed Mohamed Halawa and Wissam al-Bardawil.

According to the official *Al-Ahram* newspaper, the Cairo Criminal Court (First Instance)—specifically the Second Criminal Circuit in Badr—has placed 35 entities and 36 individuals on the lists of terrorist entities and terrorists for a period of five years. This decision was made within the framework of Case No. 11108 of 2026 (State Security Prosecution records). The decision was published in issue No. 250 (supplement) of the *Egyptian Official Gazette*—issued today, Tuesday, November 10, 2026—concerning listing request No. 1 of 2026 for the designation of terrorist entities, as well as decision No. 1 of 2026 regarding the designation of individual terrorists. The list of designated entities includes 35 organizations, foundations, associations, societies, and councils, among which are:
- The Council of Muslims of Europe (and its various branches)

- Muslims of France (France)

- The Muslim Association of Britain (Britain)

- The Muslim Association of Switzerland (Switzerland)

- The Islamic Assembly of Germany (Germany)

- The Muslim Association of Sweden (Sweden)

- The Muslim Association of Italy (Italy)

- The Islamic Association for Dialogue and Coexistence (Spain)

- The Islamic Association of Ireland (Ireland)

- The Muslim Association of Poland (Poland)

- The Islamic and Cultural Association (Romania)

- The Muslim Community of Hungary (Hungary)

- The Hikmet (Wisdom) Association for Knowledge, Friendship, and Cooperation (Turkey)

- The Future Cultural Association (Albania)

- The Council of Muslims of Ukraine (Ukraine)

- The Muslim Association of Belgium (Belgium)

- The Akos Association for Education and Culture (Bosnia)

- The Union of Islamic Organizations in Russia (Russia)

- The Islamic Youth Assembly (Macedonia)

- The Muslim Association of Finland (Finland)

- The Muslim Association of Norway (Norway)

- The Cultural Foundation for Science and Education (Kosovo)

- The Islamic Council of Denmark (Denmark)

- The Islamic Cultural Complex (Austria)

- The Dutch Islamic Association (Netherlands)

- The "Peace" (Salam) Islamic Cultural Association (Moldova)

- The Arab-Greek Center for Culture and Civilization (Greece)

- The Union of Muslim Students "Czech Republic"

- European Council for Fatwa and Research

- European Council of Imams

- European Council for Muslim Families

- European Council for the Holy Quran

- European Council for Muslim Women

- European Muslim Students Forum

- European Institute of Human Sciences (including its various branches)

The list of designated individuals includes 36 names:
- Abdullah Sami bin Mansour

- Samir bin Abdullah Al-Falih

- Chakib Arslan bin Makhlouf

- Ibrahim Farouk Mohamed El-Zayat

- Ahmed Kadhim Fathi Suleiman Al-Rawi

- Abdul Aziz Mohamed Abdul Aziz Ibrahim (also known as Hamza Korkmaz)

- Taha Suleiman Suleiman Suleiman Amer

- Salwa Awad Mohamed Omar Al-Najjar

- Hussein Mohamed El-Sharqawi Mohamed

- Belkacem Kahlalèche Attia

- Abdul Qader Mohamed Al-Omari

- Sabahuddin Yashar Yashari

- Anas Osama Tawfiq Al-Tikriti

- Fouad Al-Alawi Bouaraki

- Hussein Mohamed Mohamed Mohamed Halawa

- Ahmed Ali Saleh Al-Sanami

- Khaled Mohamed Abdul Wahid Hanafi

- Ali Ibrahim Ali Al-Awadi

- Mohamed Henni

- Wissam Al-Bardawil

- Nidal Awadallah Al-Hih

- Mohieddin Mustafa Abdul Latif Al-Bajouri

- Mohamed Ibrahim Abdul Rahman Ibrahim

- Wajih Saad Hassan Hassan

- Ashraf Mahmoud Al-Sawi Abu Ali

- Marwan Alaa Antar Mohamed Mustafa

- Ibrahim Ali Ahmed Al-Maasfa

- Nuh Idris Saleh Al-Qaddu - Kamal bin Amara

- Ali Abd al-Latif Abu Shuwayma

- Hamza Radi Abd al-Azim Ahmed

- Mohamed Atef Mohamed al-Sayyid

- Salah Mohamed Abd al-Haq Mahmoud Mansour

- Mohamed Abd al-Majid Abd al-Majid al-Fiqi

- Helmy al-Sayyid Abd al-Aziz al-Jazzar

- Osama Mohamed Ibrahim Suleiman

The court ordered the publication of this decision in the *Egyptian Gazette* (*Al-Waqa'i' al-Masriyya*), along with all the legal consequences ensuing therefrom. The ruling was issued during the session held on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.