Egyptian media personality Ahmed Musa has paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Judge Ahmed Zind, former Minister of Justice and head of the Egyptian Judges' Club. Musa described Zind as a national figure, a respectable judge, and a seasoned politician. He emphasized that Zind was a defender of Egypt, its judges, and the judiciary's dignity, and that he remained committed to these values despite facing threats. Musa shared his personal experiences with Zind, highlighting their long-standing relationship.
Musa recalled that Zind consistently spoke about Egypt, its judges, and the importance of justice. He noted that Zind never allowed anyone to approach or undermine the judges, whether during his tenure as head of the Judges' Club or as Minister of Justice. Musa drew a parallel between Zind's stance and his actions during the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood. He stated that Zind opposed the Brotherhood and refused to back down, even when faced with threats to his life and attempts to sideline him.
Musa highlighted Zind's opposition to the constitutional declaration issued by former President Mohamed Morsi. He stated that Zind stood against Morsi's declaration and refused to accept it. Musa also shared a personal anecdote about Zind's annual Ramadan iftar, where he would invite judges, media professionals, and friends. Musa described Zind as a kind and generous person who loved Egypt and its people.
Musa revealed that he maintained contact with Zind's son, Sherif, to inquire about his father's health after being hospitalized. He noted that state institutions also reached out to the family to offer support. Musa mentioned that Zind had distanced himself from media appearances in his final days, despite their previous frequent interactions.
Musa described the massive turnout at Zind's funeral, with people from the Gharbeya governorate and other provinces attending to pay their respects. He stated that the mosque was packed with mourners, reflecting the widespread grief at Zind's passing. Musa praised Zind's humanitarian side, describing him as a kind and generous person who was loved by many.
Musa highlighted Zind's commitment to his faith, noting that he was a Quran reciter. He described Zind as a respectable judge who spoke about the law and Sharia, and who was dedicated to his work. Musa expressed his sadness at Zind's passing, emphasizing that their conversations had always been meaningful and enriching.
Musa criticized the Muslim Brotherhood's reaction to Zind's death, stating that they showed no respect or compassion. He reiterated that Zind had been a strong opponent of the Brotherhood and that they had failed to intimidate him into changing his stance. Musa concluded by stating that Zind's passing had caused widespread grief, with the exception of the Muslim Brotherhood, whom he described as not being truly Egyptian.
Key points
- Ahmed Musa praises Ahmed Zind as a defender of Egypt and its judges.
- Zind opposed the Muslim Brotherhood and refused to back down despite threats.
- Musa criticizes the Muslim Brotherhood's reaction to Zind's death.
