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Bjorn Olav Utvik

Professor at theCentre for Islamic and Middle Eastern Studies at Oslo University.

  • The image shows a group of people working together to paint or prepare a large mural or banner. The mural features a prominent circular design with the name "Abdel-Moneim Abol Fotoh" and the year "2012." There is a dragon motif in the background, which suggests a strong and bold theme. Some individuals are on ladders, actively engaged in applying paint, while others are gathered below, possibly helping or observing. The people are dressed in a variety of clothing styles, and there are some individuals wearing colorful wigs, indicating a festive or celebratory atmosphere. The backdrop is bright orange with various designs. Aboul Fotouh in Jail, Egypt in Chains Bjorn Olav Utvik, François Burgat · July 2018 In 2013, a coup brought the army to power in Egypt. Five years later, all the benefits from the January 2011 revolution are liquidated and no dissenting votes are allowed. Those who like Abdel Moneim Aboul Foutouh embodied the hopes of the Tahrir movement are targeted first and foremost.
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