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CONTENTS

CONTENTS

Introduction:___________________________________________________________ 3

Chapter One: Unfulfilled Joy: A Great Step by Al-Sisi: Reforming the School

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Curricula of Religious Studies_____________________________________________ 4_______________________________________________________________________

 

Chapter Two: __________________________________________________________ 6

Advice along with Hope: A Notification Addressed to the Conscience of The Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi (1 of 2): _____________________________________ 6

A Notification Addressed to the Conscience of The Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi (2 of 2): ___________________________________________________________ 12

The Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi and The ISIS Members of Al-Azhar__ 16

 

Chapter Three: ________________________________________________________ 21

Criticism with Hope: Al-Sisi Taking the Wrong Route (1) _____________________ 21

On Reforming Al-Azhar. Al-Sisi Taking the Wrong Route (2) On the Lack of

Reform of Law of Demonstrations.________________________________________ 24

A Peasant, a Sheikh, and a Donkey  _______________________________________ 28_______________________________________________________________________

On the Call of President Al-Sisi for a Revolution in Religion ___________________ 32

If We Were In the Shoes of Al-Sisi_________________________________________ 35

 

Chapter Four:

Criticism for the Sake of Preaching and Clearing One's Conscience,after Despair

concerning Reform: I Said to him: Shut Up! You Are Lying like Abou Hurayrah! _ 38

On Judging President Al-Sisi Using the Quran of God: Does Al-Sisi Believe in God? 42

Does Al-Sisi Believe in the Last Day?_______________________________________ 46

The Pharaonic Military Security State of Al-Sisi that Thinks Itself Above the Egyptian People: The Deep State between Al-Sisi and Moses' Pharaoh __________________ 50

Al-Sisi and Moses' Pharaoh: ___ Highness that Reaches Self-Deification: (I Am Your

God The Most High). ___________________________________________________ 56

Al-Sisi and Moses' Pharaoh: From Disbelief to Repentance____________________ 59

Al-Sisi and Moses' Pharaoh: The End and the Moral_________________________ 64

Between Two Opposites: Al-Sisi and Omar Ibn Abdul-Aziz. ____________________ 70

Al-Sisi and Destructive Bets Concerning Egypt and the Region. _________________ 78

Episode Four: The Government of Kaab Al-Ghazal after Crushing the Revolt of Sheikh Manee'. ______________________________________________________________ 85

Episode Five: The Government of Kaab Al-Ghazal and How It Created the Diabolical Opposition.____________________________________________________________ 89

CONCLUSION: Farewell, President Al-Sisi!               95

A Witness of the Earliest Months of The Presidential Term of The Egyptian President Al-Sisi
By: Dr. Ahmed Subhy Mansour
Translated from Arabic by Ahmed Fathy

We have begun by writing an article expressing the hope for a comprehensive reform done by President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi that might spare Egypt a heavy bill to be paid for democratic transition during a period of civil strife in Egypt's neighboring countries. Yet, Al-Sisi let us down, and we have written articles to criticize him hoping to clarify for him the bases of the required reform, ignored by him though he can apply them easily. We lost hope in him; we have written these articles included in this book using different styles of discourse: fundamental, historical, strategic, comic and sarcastic, in our analysis of the Pharaonic Egyptian tyranny. We write to preach and to ease our conscience as a thinker who gives pieces of advice aiming at reform and at enlightening the Egyptian youth of the next generations, who might be luckier by avoiding the quagmire of the Wahabi Sunnite Salafist Ibn Hanbal creed of blood
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