The Egyptian state security forces stormed, Tuesday at 3.00 AM, the house of Muhammad Ali Al-Qassas, a Muslim Brotherhood young leader, and arrested him in a fresh crackdown that started on Sunday at night with arresting Dr Mahmoud Ghazlan.
 
Mohamed Al Qassas, 34 years, works in the field of artistic production and was previously detained three times: the first was in 1998 and the second was in the case of referring Muslim Brotherhood leaders to military trials in 2001 and he was acquitted by the court  after spending nine months pending trial; the third arrest was during the demonstrations for supporting the judges in May 2005.
 
Al-Qassas graduated in the Faculty of Dar Al-Ulum in 1998 and he was one of the most important student leaders who led Cairo University students in many reform issues in Egypt.
 
Ikhwanweb’s correspondent in Cairo reports that there are now (on Tuesday predawn at 3.30 AM) more detentions against Muslim Brotherhood leaders and members in the Egyptian capital.

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