From the "gun of sound" to "life". How did Tariq al-Nahari go from an "artist" to an accused?

"The words of a short poem written by the artist Tariq Nahari, through his page on the social network" Facebook ", after the phrase" life "and 9 others, in the events" Council of Ministers' And the burning of the scientific complex.

Tariq Nahari is an Egyptian actor and director. We have known him in the role of Jalal in the movie "The Road to Eilat" (1993) and in many other roles. He is a known character of the Egyptian drama. He began his career as a director of songs that did not have much success and notoriety. TV, according to "Cinema. Com", next to be a representative.

Events of the Council of Ministers

In April 2012, security forces arrested Tareq al-Nahari for "involvement in Cabinet events in 2011". The prosecution ordered his release on bail for the investigation and then the image of the "river" carrying a firearm and firing from behind a tree. , Of which he said: "was a gun voice".

In July 2012, the Attorney General ordered that 293 defendants, including 10 fugitives, be brought to justice for the "Nahari" case, which was charged with "resistance to the authorities, fire of a number of buildings, possession of knives, fires of vehicles belonging to the Ministry of Health ".

In June 2017, al-Nahari was arrested and presented to the Central Cairo Prosecution, who then decided to retry his trial on August 7, 2017. At the hearing, the criminal court ordered the trial to be held. arrest of Al-Nahari after his absence.

On Friday, the Giza criminal court sentenced Tarek El Nahari and nine other people to life imprisonment, two 10-year prison sentences and 21 acquittals for appearing again before the Council of Ministers and the fire of # 39; Academy.

The court sentenced Yasir Sayed Attia, Emad Eddin Ahmed, Jamil Nassif Gabriel, Gharwat Gharib, Abdel Nasser Mahmoud, Tariq El Nahari, Said Mohamed Necdi Morsi, Mohamed Eid El Gharib, Hussein Abdelrahi and Ahmed Mohamed Mahmoud, who were imprisoned for life for being accused.

"It was a voice gun"

The artist Tariq al-Nahari commented on Saturday the verdict: "Oh my God, reward me for my misfortune."

In a previous intervention on the LTC channel, he said, "I did not go into any of the platoons, the charges were directed against me, and my picture of the rifle was taken at the time of the Muslim Brotherhood. The rifle was a pistol, and handed them to the armed forces, people who say that you killed people who were crazy in their minds. "