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Less than 3 months after the crime, the Al-Arish Criminal Court brought down the curtain, in its first chapter, on the case of Naira Salah, “a student at Al-Arish University,” as it today issued its ruling against “Shorouk.K” and “Taha.M” with 3 years in prison with the expungement of all recordings, after they were charged with threats and violating the sanctity of private life. During the session, the Public Prosecution sent 3 messages to the family and society.
Student Naira Salah – archive photo. Family of Al-Arish student Naira Salah – archive photo
The Al-Arish Criminal Court, held today, Saturday, in the Ismailia Governorate, headed by Counselor Abdulaziz Shaheen, President of the Court, sentenced “Shorouk K.” and “Taha M.” to 3 years in prison. It also erased the recordings on the defendants’ phones, and charged them with threats and violating the sanctity of private life.
Family of Al-Arish student Naira Salah – archive photo
The trial began by listening to the plea of Counselor Abdel Khaleq Fath al-Bab, the representative of the Public Prosecution, who sent a message to the youth. The Public Prosecution representative said: “Private life is sacred, so do not violate it, do not terrorize anyone, no matter who they are, and have mercy on the weak among you.”
Family of Al-Arish student Naira Salah – archive photo
The representative of the Public Prosecution said during his pleading: “I stand here today before your justice and in your sacred sanctuary, taking care to say the truth: ‘Indeed, judgment belongs only to God.’ I came to you with the honor of representing the Public Prosecution for the society that is faithful to its claim and the honorable opponent in this case, which is rife with sedition and betrayal of trust.” And violating honor and sanctities, the issue of playing with honor, and what is the meaning of playing with it, for playing with honor is playing with fire.”
Family of Al-Arish student Naira Salah – archive photo
He continued: “Naira committed suicide and Shorouk and Taha were lost. Our case is the crime of a written threat to disclose matters dishonourable, accompanied by a request linked to crimes of violating the sanctity of private life, citing the words of God Almighty: “And those who harm believing men and believing women other than what they have earned have already committed it.” It is slander and manifest sin,” and on the authority of The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said: “Whoever looks at his brother’s book without his permission, it is as if he were looking into hell.”
He continued: “The trust was heavy, and the search for the truth in it was even more heavy. We heard from the accused and heard from them, until when we considered the case to be complete and found it to be incomplete, we brought it to your sacred square. We brought these two accused to you, handcuffed with their evidence. The victim in this incident is Naira.” Salah Mahmoud, a first-year student at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Al-Arish University, is 18 years old. She grew up in a simple family like all other families. She dreamed of a career in medicine. Far and near she witnessed good faith, good behavior, morals, and good conduct, but like all human beings, she lives among people. Stuck on the blessing of protection, she made mistakes like all human beings, so the defendants threatened her with what they caught on her and spread terror in her soul, which took her life.
Student Naira Salah – archive photo
The representative of the prosecution said: “As for the first accused, “Shorouk,” a classmate of the victim in the first year of the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Al-Arish University, she shared her residence with the victim in the university city, so she entrusted her with her secret, so she betrayed the trust of the coven to lose it for the sake of a false heroism fueled by vanity in possessing the defect of her girlfriend, so she caught it. With her embarrassments, she exposed her with all meanness, and did not show mercy to her pleas, so she was one of the losers.”
He added: “As for the second accused, “Taha,” a colleague of the victim and the accused, the first accused used him to force the victim. He did not have mercy on her weakness and led a revolution to get rid of her morally. He threatened her in writing regarding the solvency of the batch group via the WhatsApp application, so that his threat would have the most deadly effects. With her, he spread terror in her soul and became happy and happy with her crying because of his power. His pride had been stripped from him, and he was one of the losers.
The representative of the Public Prosecution sent two important messages to society as a whole, its young men and women, and the second to parents, in which the Public Prosecution called on society, both young men and women, to adhere to authentic values and fear God. The representative of the Public Prosecution said during the pleading: “Know that private life is inviolable, so do not violate it and do not terrorize a person, no matter who he is. And have mercy on the weak among you, and if you make a mistake, do not be afraid, no matter how big this mistake is, as everything is correctable.”
The Public Prosecution called on young men and women to go to their guardians to hear advice and not to feel lonely through the path of the Public Prosecution and all competent authorities, as it is the path of clear truth, where they will find a solid support and money, and not to despair of God’s mercy, for life is a gift from God Almighty to them, and no one has the right to do so. Someone else ends it. Suicide is a major sin, may God protect you from it.
She said to the parents: “Listen to your sons and daughters, sit with them, understand how they think, follow their thoughts, readings, observations, and feelings. Get close to them, and if they are in danger, do not abandon them. Forgive them, help them, and take them to the competent authorities. You will find them as keen on them as you are, and you will know that Egypt has a just and unjust judiciary. He fears in truth the blame of the blamer.”
The name “Naira Salah” or “Naira Al Zoghbi,” or “Arish University student” has been on search engines and “talk show” programs since the accident occurred last February, as her family demanded at the time that full details be announced about the causes of the death of the 19-year-old student at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. Years, such as that there were reasons such as blackmailing her with pictures by 5 of her colleagues, which were taken of her while she was in the bathroom, so she decided to take her life, and that was after the Mansoura Appeals Prosecution Office began conducting extensive investigations into the report submitted by the victim’s father, in which he demanded that his daughter’s body be exhumed and dissected to find out the reasons for this. Death, which actually happened, and the prosecution ended up referring “Shorouk.K” and “Taha.M” to felonies, and 11 defendants were referred on charges of spreading false news to the Economic Court.
The last call the student made to her mother, who told her that she was fasting and asked her to transfer 100 pounds to charge the mobile phone, after she said: “My stomach is in pain, mother… is it possible because I am fasting?”
Salah Mahmoud Abdel Razek told Al-Masry Al-Youm earlier: “My daughter is a first-year student at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine at Al-Arish University.”
He added: “My wife received a call from the late daughter on the day of her death, informing her that she was suffering from vomiting, so her mother advised her to take a pill to calm the vomiting, but an hour later we received a call from an official in the university city informing us that our daughter had been transferred to the hospital, and she asked us to come to the hospital.”
The father continued: “Her mother and I traveled from our village in Dakahlia to Al-Arish, and during our travel we tried to contact her without any response. Immediately upon our arrival at the hospital, we received news of her death after she entered a coma on the machines in the hospital. Her mother collapsed and asked for the procedures to be completed quickly to expedite the return of the body to the village.” Mit Tarif, affiliated with the Dikernes Center, without knowing any details about the cause of death, or disagreements between her and her colleague, as we believed that the death was natural, while the hospital administration insisted on performing the funeral prayer over the body for speedy burial.”
Counselor Muhammad Shawqi ordered the Public Prosecutor to conduct investigations into what was raised on some media sites, regarding the incidents of spreading false news that would disturb public security and spread terror among people regarding the death of a student at Al-Arish University.
The Public Prosecution has commissioned the Communications and Information Technology Sector at the Ministry of Interior to conduct the necessary technical investigations to examine all websites that covered the incident, in order to determine whether or not any of them contained false news or broadcast any of the rumors that would threaten public security and disturb the peace. In this case, The first is to specify that news specifically, the date and means of its publication, and the person who published it.
In implementation of this, accounts were monitored through social media sites and platforms that broadcast publications and broadcast clips that included false news and rumors about the incident, which were examined by the Communications and Information Technology Sector of the Ministry of the Interior, which contained its report and the person who prepared it testified that the accused in charge of managing the account called “Mo Silva” was involved in broadcasting false news from Through accounts that he personally managed on the platforms “Tik Tok, YouTube” and the social networking site “Facebook”, which included, contrary to the truth, the defendants in the incident of the death of a student at Al-Arish University taking obscene pictures of the deceased and threatening to publish them and poison her after she sought help from those in charge of the administration of the college where she studied and who refrained from publishing them. Providing assistance to her to influence the legality of the accused, and this false news would threaten public security and disturb the peace.
Therefore, the Public Prosecution issued its decision to arrest and bring the accused, and upon interrogating him, it determined that he holds an intermediate diploma and works as a YouTuber and clothing merchant. He admitted that he committed the incident and that he was the one who prepared and published the clip containing false news about that incident without verifying the authenticity of the information he broadcast through it. In order to gain views and followers, he also acknowledged the accuracy of his preparation of the clip attributed to him, and that he derived his information from what was published on other sites.
The Public Prosecution ordered his detention pending investigations, and instructed the examining body to complete its work to notify the managers of the accounts publishing the false news that had been detected.
The Public Prosecution ordered the referral of 11 defendants to the competent Economic Misdemeanor Court for spreading false news and rumours, likely to disturb public peace, create panic among people, and harm the public interest, regarding the death of the victim Naira Salah Mahmoud, a student at Al-Arish University, and for using private accounts on the international information network for the purpose of committing that crime.
The Public Prosecution had assigned the Communications and Information Technology Sector at the Ministry of Interior to conduct the necessary technical investigations to examine all websites that covered the incident. To determine whether or not any of them included false news or rumours, the report included a number of individuals – some of whom fled outside the country – using their accounts on various social networking sites to broadcast false news and rumors about the death of the Al-Arish University student, which included – contrary to the truth. – That the victim was killed and that the family of her killers had influence through which they were able to suppress the evidence of the accusation and not hold the perpetrators of the alleged murder accountable. The Public Prosecution reviewed those accounts and identified false news and rumours. It also interrogated the accused who was arrested, and he admitted to committing the incident, so it referred the accused to court. The competent court has scheduled the session for April 28th, which was postponed to today’s session, Saturday, which it reserved for judgment on May 25th.
