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Source: Church in Chains
On April 21st, legal proceedings began in the case against Saeid Abdulraziq, a Christian convert in Egypt. Although the believer has been accused under the country's anti-terrorism laws, advocates believe his arrest is primarily linked to his conversion to Christianity and subsequent involvement in faith-related activities.
(To access a previously published report regarding Saeid's case, go to this report.)
The hearing on April 21st did not specifically address the substance of the charges against the Christian man. Instead, defence lawyers requested an adjournment to allow sufficient time to review the case and prepare their arguments, which will involve interviews with prosecution witnesses. The request was granted, and the proceedings are scheduled to resume on June 15th. In the meantime, Saeid will remain in detention.
Please continue to intercede on Saeid's behalf, praying that he will be further strengthened by God's abiding presence during imprisonment, comforted in the midst of uncertainty, and filled with divine peace as he awaits the outcome of his upcoming hearing.
May the court officials involved in Saeid's case receive a full understanding of his situation so they can rule with justice, wisdom and mercy.
Also prayerfully remember the many other Christian converts in Egypt who are encountering hostility from the opposing members of their families and communities, asking that they too would receive God's protection and sustaining grace – along with opportunities to personally testify of His life-changing power in each of their lives.
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