Public Prosecution returns Shenouda to his adoptive parents
The year-long tragic saga of five-year-old Shenouda has finally come to a happy ending. On 28 March, the Public Prosecution ...
Tag: al-Azhar says 5-year-old Shenouda Christian
DNA testing disproves allegations that five-year-old Shenouda was born to Muslim mother
In the latest development in the case of five-year-old Shenouda, Naguib Gabrail, Head of the Egyptian Federation for Human Rights ...
Claims five-year-old Shenouda was born to Muslim parents
In an unexpected turn of events, a female relative of the adoptive father of five-year-old Shenouda announced that she knew ...
Al-Azhar fatwa says five-year-old Shenouda is Christian
Egypt’s topmost Islamic institution, al-Azhar, has issued a fatwa that would practically mean that the five-year-old boy Shenouda who was ...
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