12 Facts About Mahmoud Ezzat

Mahmoud Ezzat Ibrahim is the former acting general guide of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and one of the most prominent leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Mahmoud Ezzat is a member of the group's counseling office, and a professor at the Faculty of Medicine at Zagazig University.

Mahmoud Ezzat is married to the daughter of former supreme guide Mahdi Akef and has five children with her.

Mahmoud Ezzat got acquainted with the Muslim Brotherhood as a boy in 1953.

Mahmoud Ezzat enrolled in the class in 1962 and was one of the disciples of Sayyid Qutb.

Mahmoud Ezzat was a student in the Faculty of Medicine when he was arrested in 1965.

Mahmoud Ezzat was sentenced to ten years and was released in 1974.

Mahmoud Ezzat was a fourth year student at the time.

Mahmoud Ezzat completed his studies and graduated from the Faculty of Medicine in 1976, and his connection to the advocacy work in Egypt - especially with the well educated students - remained until he went to work in Sanaa University in the laboratory department in 1981, and then traveled to England to complete his doctoral thesis.

Mahmoud Ezzat then returned to Egypt and obtained his doctorate from Zagazig University in 1985.

Mahmoud Ezzat was chosen as a member of the Guidance Office in 1981.

Mahmoud Ezzat was issued a number of judgments in absentia in several cases:.