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Continued Detention of Al-Ahly Fans for Sports Cheering: Families Urge Release of Their Loved Ones

news Wednesday 17 September 2025

🔴 The continued imprisonment of #AlAhly fans due to sports cheering.. Families appeal for the release of their sons


📌 A number of fans of the Egyptian Al Ahly Club continue to spend long periods in pretrial detention on various charges, with some having been held for over two years without trial, which their families consider a collective punishment merely for supporting their club.


✦ The families confirmed that their sons did not commit any acts of violence or vandalism, and that their only "crime" was expressing their affiliation and love for their club, which does not warrant all these years of imprisonment and suffering that have destroyed their educational and professional futures and cast harsh shadows on their families.


✦ Some of these young people have faced severe violations inside their detention facilities, including deprivation of exercise, visitation, and medical treatment, with some having attempted suicide multiple times due to psychological pressure and poor detention conditions.


📍 Among the notable cases is the young man Mahmoud Gamal Abou-Saraya, who has spent his 28th year behind bars; he was previously arrested in 2019 for attending a football match, and was re-arrested in December 2023 upon his return from abroad, resulting in the loss of his job and residence and the destruction of his future.


⚖️ The families appealed to the Egyptian authorities to include their sons in the presidential pardon lists, in line with official calls to enhance the human rights record, affirming that their continued imprisonment does not serve any public interest but rather increases the scale of human suffering.


📜 The following individuals are among those detained on various charges:


Case (952/2024): Mohamed Ahmed Hassan Abdel Hadi – Khaled Mostafa Hassanain


Case (2810/2024): Mohamed Fikry Mahmoud Qanawy


Case (744/2023): Mohamed Mofreh Abdel Aziz – Amir Said Mohamed Abdel Moneim – Amr Ahmed Ayoub – Mohamed Abdel Qader Mohamed Hassanain – Yaseel Suleiman Abdel Badi – Riyad Mohamed Abdel Rahman – Mohamed Abdel Samie Mohamed Eid – Abdel Rahman Hani Mohamed


Case (508/2023): Mahmoud Gamal Abou-Saraya – Ali Othman Ali – Ahmed Mamoun Shakir – Said Warda


Case (6171/2024): Karim Safwat Abdel Azim El-Sayed – Magdy Sayed Galal Mohamed – Mostafa Fathy Kamel Khalaf – Mohamed Sadiq


Case (5233/2025): Mohamed Hisham Mohamed Barakat – Mahmoud Mohamed Eissa Hussein


Case (4526/2025): Ahmed Magdy Abdullah Hassanain – Ahmed Mohi Ahmed Ali – Mohamed Hamid Mahmoud


Case (4881/2025): Mohamed Ali Omar Hussein Amr – Ziad El-Metwally Abdel Aleem El-Metwally – Mohamed Fouad Abdel Qader Ibrahim


Case (3099/2025): Hamdy Emad Hamdy Arafa


Case (2/2018 – Handball 2): Ahmed Nour El-Din – Abdel Rahman Nabil


🔻 The families emphasized at the end of their appeal that the release of these young people would send a genuine message of reassurance reflecting the state's commitment to opening a new chapter based on justice and fairness, and protecting the youth's right to freedom and a future.

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