READER COMMENTS

Whoever wants to destroy Egypt will be destroyed. Dominion is for God the Almighty and no one knows what is inside the hearts, other than God.

God is great; righteousness is victorious and falsehood is always defeated. God Almighty has showed the innocence of Hosni from seven heavens above, through the testimony of Marshal General Tantawi, and we ask God to protect the leader and the Yemeni president from all harm. By God, we are with him in heart and soul until the last drop of our blood. May the eyes of the cowards never sleep.

Why don’t we wait for the verdict of the court??? When his innocence is proven, can anyone stop Gamal Mubarak from running for the presidency??? The challenge here will be the results of the elections, which will make Gamal the president of Egypt in this election or the next, under the supervision of all the free commissions on the planet, along with all the judicial figures in the world. Egypt and its people are not this segment that we see; Egypt and its people are much bigger than this chaos they called a revolution. Take a look at the world around you through the stock market, or sit down with a sincere economist to know the value of Mubarak. The question here is: are you going to win anything? No, you did injustice to Mubarak and his family, and you were as ungrateful as possible to Mubarak’s merits over them. Let him leave his affairs to God.

What about our gas that departed our land for our enemy, and the ferries full of people who drown? The ferry sank in the middle of the sea and our people were gone. The perpetrator escaped us. And boats full of the most beautiful youth come from Italy to drown. Sharks eat our flesh; they were just like us or even better, and they had houses, children, lives and dreams just like our dreams. They were expatriated and were humiliated when corruption started to affect everything in our land. Those who didn’t die are there in their expatriation, and the foreigners humiliate us. Should I go on, or is that enough?? You know about us; be patient and you will hear our verdict, Mr. President. Come back to us.

If you are really one of us who cares about us, let’s go to the public prosecutor and you can tell him about the sons of … who sucked our blood and the blood of our country. Be a talebearer; this kind of tale bearing isn’t wrong. This is our right, and if you are one of us, be patient and you will hear our verdict, O president. Come back to us and stay with us and live like us; you are a liar and those who believe you are just like you. Lying stinks. May the hands of those who struck and those who gave the orders be paralyzed. God damn you. Just wait and you will hear a verdict. Yes, I’m calling on you to come back to us after you have robbed our dreams and you sent us into exile, and looted our wealth and after you humiliated us everywhere. We are the ones whose blood was shed in Al-Arbain, Alexandria and Tahrir, and this cage is a witness. I stand here.

I would like to tell all the heroes and supporters of the revolution and those who hate dictatorship not to care about the speech of foolish people, who are numerous. In fact, we, the Iraqis, did not care about the foolish, who described Saddam Hussein as a martyr, a lion and a hero. What is important is that his trial was carried out, thank God, and he got his just deserts. The entire globe has witnessed his execution, and all criminals will be tried for their acts, even if this takes more time. In fact, God will never relinquish punishment. Peace.

“I will only steal to share with the powerful or if the powerful jails me; i.e. you are all responsible for your people.” Those are the words of the Prophet, peace be upon him, and not mine. “If a beast is stalled in Iraq, I will be asked why I did not pave the way for it.” Those too are not my words, but the words of the Caliph Umar, may God bless him. This means that the fact that Mubarak let those who stole steal and did not punish them is wrong. Isn’t it also wrong that the government is bad and that it is dragging us to destruction every day??? Isn’t it wrong that the rich become richer and the poor become poorer and are humiliated for the sake of a living??? The memory people who died because they said “enough” should be respected.

First, thank God; second, I want to call on the just court in Egypt to not show mercy or compassion towards the criminal Mubarak or the symbols of the corrupt regime with him. God is greater than any of them, and is bigger than Mubarak in particular, because he betrayed Egypt. He betrayed the country and its people and broke his oath and manipulated the fate of the country the way he liked. He manipulated the fates of the people and he committed oppression and prejudice and showed as much arrogance as he wanted. Today, we see him behind bars in a scene that makes the eye tear up; not out of sadness for this big dog, but because we see that righteousness is never defeated and that falsehood and oppression have to end one day, no matter how long they go on. They were tears of happiness when I saw him sitting in the cage. Only then did I believe that people’s dreams and desire really did come true with the start of the trial of the great pharaoh, Mubarak, and those with him. We have seen the great flow of accusations that were directed against him by the Egyptians who were victims of Mubarak’s criminality, especially the families of the Tahrir Square victims; those heroes who were martyred for this historic moment.

After what was done by the ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Hosni Mubarak in terms of brutal acts during the years of his rule, and the oppressive policies which were practiced on a lot of Egyptian people, I believe that this is a criminal man who abused his people and country. So, I feel that this man should be brought to trial to get his punishment which he deserves for the criminal acts he performed. These affected all the sectors in Egypt, and led to the state in which the Egyptian citizen lives nowadays, that state of poverty and starvation. The criminals should be brought before the courts to be questioned about all the crimes and acts they carried out. So, I am in favor of the start of the trial of Hosni Mubarak, and we welcome the start of the trial, which showed us one of the Arab dictators in the dock. We were longing for this, in order to know the sentence of the Egyptian Judiciary against this man, who had never expected to be captured by the people at any time, and never expected that his throne and his dictatorial regime, which abused the Egyptian people, would be demolished. Today, when we see Hosni Mubarak in the dock, it is a promising thing. It is considered to be a victory for democratic life in Egypt, which the Egyptians are looking for after years of oppression, unfairness and torture. The life of unfairness is short, and that’s what I see with Hosni Mubarak, when the Egyptian people and its marvelous revolution and its heroic youth decided to put an end to the days of starvation which were caused by this brutal ruler. We are pleased today to see him on the dock and being tried by the Egyptian people for all his acts, which abused the Egyptian people and this great country. We agree with the start of the trial of Mubarak, and we want him to get the fair punishment he deserves, especially for the crimes which were executed against the innocent demonstrators who were killed in Al-Tahrir Square in Egypt and all the Egyptian governorates. The joy of the Egyptian people will be successfully fulfilled by its blessed revolution only after the trial of the brutal one who caused a lot of torture and oppression during the years of his dictatorial rule.

I do not agree with all those Egyptian political parties who have welcomed the trial of former President Hosni Mubarak, because whatever happened, he was a man from Egypt and his identity is Egyptian. He is now taking his punishment, but it is a shame to rejoice over his misfortune because at one time he was the Egyptian president. I want to say something: Hosni Mubarak has no relation with what is happening in Egypt and the great and big mistake was made by the party ruling with him, God knows. But the word of truth should be said, and as Egyptians they should not rejoice over a sick man who is on trial, when at one time he served them and offered them help. I swear by God that it is shameful to make fun of him; we should have respect for his old age and because he is Egyptian. The political parties are pleased now with the trial of Hosni Mubarak, and we will wait to see what they will do in Egypt, because as they say, one day is for you and another day is against you. But there should be one day against them, as God only shows the truth, even after thousands of years. Those political parties only want to show themselves and to be the first and the last in the region, but if they are right, they will restore everything that has been destroyed in Egypt, and I call upon them not to raise the debate again. This person whom you talked about was a shield for you at one time, and he invited the heroes in the battle to defend you; and as for the person who is ungrateful, God only knows what is said about him. Therefore, I call upon you to stop this nonsense and the deceitful publicity. The trial of the president is a trial like any other trial, and God shows the truth, but you should not transgress on the earth, and make the truth your first and last word.

All of the Arab leaders should learn their lessons and take heed from the tragic situation that the former Egyptian president ended up in, as a result of his clinging on to power and using an authoritarian and dictatorial rule against the people, which increased people’s hatred for that tyrannical and despotic regime. The latter was the main cause behind the Egyptian people’s suffering even more after he took the reins of power in the year 1981, up until the collapse of the regime. During this period, he engaged in all sorts of tyranny, repression, fraud, restricting freedoms, stifling voices and throwing dissidents in jail.

As an Egyptian and Arab citizen, I think that we should bring Hosni Mubarak to trial in Egypt for him to get his due punishment, because he has failed a lot at the expense of Egyptians. The latter have been patient although they have been harmed and denied their human rights. Egyptians have also suffered from abuse of power to achieve personal interests. In fact, Mubarak has ignored all the rights of the sons of Egypt and made them live in deplorable conditions, namely poverty, corruption, widespread unemployment and injustice, under a dictatorial, backward and corrupt regime. Therefore, it is necessary to bring Hosni Mubarak to the Egyptian judiciary so that he will get his just deserts, because he has failed a lot in performing his duties towards Egyptians. Besides, he has robbed public money and ignored his duties. Thus, it is high time that he be punished for his acts throughout his thirty years in office in Egypt, because he is an unjust person who ignored the rights of Egyptians. He has also caused them to live in a state of destitution, poverty, hunger, corruption and unemployment which has spread everywhere in Egypt, leaving people in a deplorable situation.

All the tyrants of the world throughout the centuries have received their just punishment for the crimes they committed against their peoples, and they were a lesson for others. With dictators, no matter how long they stay in power, there has to come a day when they suffer the just punishment issued against them by their own peoples. That is exactly what is happening to the dictator of Egypt, Mohammad Hosni Mubarak, who is facing the same fate today that was suffered by the mighty tyrants who oppressed their peoples for many years for the sake of holding on to power. Therefore, I think that the trial that Hosni Mubarak is facing is a natural thing that was supposed to happen. What were we expecting? To offer flowers to the person who killed the sons of Egypt in Tahrir Square and claimed innocent lives over the decades of his rule? He caused great harm to many Egyptian people and he must get his due punishment.

God is righteous and He loves righteousness. Hosni Mubarak is now receiving punishment for what he did. In my opinion, this trial has to be fair so that Egyptians will live in peace and security. I am one of those who opposed Mubarak’s reign in Egypt. Hosni and his supporters exploited opportunities to commit sabotaging acts in Egypt with the money they stole from the people. Egyptians are a heroic people but they are poor; not in money, but in social status. This means they are way too kind, and that Hosni Mubarak and his cowardly supporters exploited the kindness of the Egyptians during the previous years. I don’t want to say that God has granted victory to righteousness and that righteousness becomes victorious, even if it is after hundreds of years. One of God’s names is “the Righteous.” Glorious is God. Like they say; “If you sing before breakfast, you will cry before dinner.” The time has come for Hosni Mubarak to be held accountable for what he did to the Egyptian people. In spite of his old age, he deserves to be imprisoned and tortured, because he tortured many innocent people who were not guilty of anything. God is the Knowledgeable One. Hosni Mubarak is only receiving what he deserves and paying for his misdeeds. Egyptian people are way too emotional and sensitive. After everything he did to them, some people say he doesn’t deserve to be put on trial, because he’s an old, sick man. Yes, we agree with you, but what did the innocent people who were murdered during the revolution in Egypt do to deserve it? What were they guilty of and who is responsible for their good, pure blood? He pretends to be sick and to need to be admitted to the hospital. All this is prearranged; so, don’t let your hearts take you any further than that. Who could imagine that he committed all these acts of cruelty during the past years? We then want the Egyptian government to be fair. The many delays and appeals are useless.

The former Egyptian president’s trial has started, which is natural and inevitable, because he deserves to be punished for all the acts he committed against the Egyptians, who remained oppressed for the last thirty years. During those years, Egyptians witnessed nothing but poverty, hunger, unemployment and social and moral corruption, in addition to working according to personal interests and using oppression against Egyptians. All this is added to the backward dictatorial regime that only thought of itself, without regard being given to the needs and requirements of Egyptians.

The Egyptian people took up the challenge and continued to demonstrate until the revolution succeeded and the regime which did not respect the rights of people and was aggressive against people was overthrown. Everyone can see that the actual trials, which are broadcast on the media, are charging the former president and the criminal Minister of Interior, Habib Al-Adli, with murdering protesters. These criminals are currently in prison, waiting to get their due punishment.

The trial of former President Hosni Mubarak has been shameful, because it has been delayed many times. This is in addition to the fighting that has been going on outside the court between the supporters and the opponents of Mubarak. Thus, it is important to find a solution to the problem of external fighting outside the court. I think that it is important to hold accountable all those who have neglected their duties. This is in order to know that the former Egyptian president has gotten his due punishment. This trial has been a kind of show. That’s why I don’t want to watch it. In fact, I want to see a solution for these poor victims who were waiting outside the court. Hosni Mubarak must get his due punishment, no more and no less. May God help all the Arab countries, and especially our dear heroic Egypt, which has challenged all the circumstances.

Dear brothers, believe me when I tell you that the day will come when the days will prove to you that all the Egyptians will regret the departure of Mubarak.

We seek God’s help against you. God is our supporter.

In want to say to the mad dogs that we should ask for mercy for Hosni, because he will die in any event.

Every oppressor has an end and whoever did not show mercy to others will be deprived of mercy. Did he have mercy upon the poor and the needy?

Whoever receives his provision from God should never be sad. What you are saying is unacceptable, because we are all sinners.

Of course, we wish that he would be brought to justice in order to be an example for those who would come after him, in case they thought about committing the same violations. However, we also have to prosecute the people who used to say yes to Mubarak and the singers who used to sing to him, “We chose you!” Where have you been over the past 30 years? Now, you speak up and proclaim your objections. Every one of us must judge himself before thinking about judging the others. Where have these slogans been over the past 30 years? I swear I am not against retribution and taking revenge upon him, but this must be preceded by bringing the people who kept silent in the face of his tyranny to justice.

He deserves more than this.

Hosni, you are a politician outside your country, but you are wrong because you allowed the dogs to prey on you. Anyway, everything has an end.

I wonder, if this man repented, would God accept his repentance or not? Are we acting as if we have become gods who forgive and punish whomever we want? God is the true judge and He is the swiftest of judges

All these calamities took place because of Gamal, who is the head of the snake. I wish that you would receive the death sentence, not from the court, but by being lynched by the people at Tahrir Square. You are a mad dog! What victory are you gesturing about? Do you know what execution means? It means the prosecution of corruption and an example that would deter the coming president.

We seek God’s help against you.

Mubarak committed many crimes and he did not show us mercy. Hence, we are not required to have mercy upon him. God have mercy on his soul.

We ask God to forgive him.

We seek God’s help.

A happy and blessed Ramadan and a New Year for Egypt. We ask God for help and His judgment is fair, God willing.

All those who rejoiced at the afflictions of Saddam Hussein, refrained from proclaiming the truth and denied what happened to this Arab president at the hands of the occupation, will suffer at the hands of his people. This is the case today in the Arab countries. The good deeds should outweigh the misdeeds. I mean that the good deeds of the former president should outweigh the misdeeds. In other words, we need a fair comparison between the good and bad deeds, and then we can prosecute him, if the misdeeds outweigh the good ones. If his good deeds are more we let him go.

I always ask, if these crimes had been committed by an ordinary citizen, not the president, would the case take all this time to be settled? I know that some people would counter and say that this was a president, and I will accept this. However, there are papers and documents, and it is not reasonable to find all those lawyers defending him. I wonder, are those lawyers true Egyptians or not? I wish I knew.

We ask God to take revenge upon all those who abused the Egyptian people, even if this man was granted kingship. However, he humiliated the people and belittled them

We ask God to help the people restore their rights, God willing.

Glory be to God Who honors and humiliates whomever He wants. The important thing is that he must be made an example to the future rulers, who must realize that, regardless of their strength, God is stronger. Hence, he must fear God in his people.

I seek God’s help against Mubarak and his corrupt regime. The blood of the martyrs will not be lost, and I thank the military forces. Best regards to the families of the martyrs of the revolution.

Glory be to God, who honors and humiliates whomever he wants. Sheikh Muhammad Hassan said that the oppressor sees his punishment in this world before the hereafter. He said so before the deposing of Mubarak, but the latter did not understand because he does not believe that he will eventually be brought to justice. Finally, I ask God to save him if he was innocent and to bring him victorious out of this ordeal, but if he is not so, then he should ask his lord for forgiveness. If he is too arrogant to do this, then I seek God’s help against him.

When the Prophet, peace be upon him, entered Mecca, he released and pardoned its people who had tortured him. Glory be to God who honors and humiliates whomever He wants.

O God! Humiliate him as he humiliated us.

I demand he be prosecuted, because the killer will be killed, even after a while. The blood of the martyrs will not go in vain.

God may give respite, but He never forgets. As you sow, so will you reap.

Dear honorable Egyptians, I wish that you would evaluate the coming president based on one criterion, which is: it is better to elect someone whom you know, because he would certainly be better than someone you do not know. The coming president must be a man who serves the people only and who always remembers the fate of the former president.

I swear he deserves all what happens to him, and we seek Allah’s help against all the oppressors and aggressors. I wish that they would face the severest penalties to be an example for all aggressors.

Have mercy upon the honorable man who became powerless

Peace be upon you…. The proverbs here spoke about everything, and there is one saying, “You will not realize the value of your mother until you deal with your stepmother,” and perhaps our stepmother is now in charge.

I see that we would not prosecute Mubarak because this is not acceptable and we should start working to forget the past.

We seek Allah’s help.

During the time of Mubarak, we used to consider Egypt as the country that saved Israel from the danger of the Muslims.

Have mercy upon the honorable man who became powerless.

We ask God to prosecute him and his assistants to clean the country. The shoes of the least one in this country is more valuable than the head of Mubarak himself.

This is unfair and there is no need for abuse and indecency.

This is prohibited to you Have mercy upon the honorable man who became powerless.

O Hosni!

Oh my God! The people became divided, but we ask God to gather us and provide us with the president Saleh. I ask God to unite the Egyptians and forgive them. Amen O Lord of the worlds.

We seek Allah’s help against Mubarak.

God will grant victory to the president in Ramadan 2011, as he granted you victory in Ramadan 1973. You ruled the greatest Arab and Muslim country in the Middle East for 30 years because you are smart.

This is the fair retribution for those who humiliated the Egyptian people for thirty years.

In the name of God, the Most Merciful, the ever Merciful. God the Almighty said: “And there is life for you in retaliation, O men of understanding, that ye may ward off evil.” -Quran 2:179 God has said the truth. With all due respect for the different opinions, I do not understand this argument and discussion regarding an axiom. Justice is the foundation of kingship and Mubarak was certainly unjust. On the other hand, we cannot consider the people unjust, because God the Exalted can never wrong His slaves, and if he had been unjust, he would have never been in this situation, ever. This is divine justice, and I do not understand why you object to the divine law. Do not procrastinate in something that is predetermined by God. You are nothing in the face of the rule of heaven. This is a rare chance to establish justice on earth. Wake up… wake up… Today you are in this world, but later you will find yourselves in the hereafter.

In the name of God, the Most Merciful, the ever Merciful. This is a message to all Egyptians and Arabs. This revolution came from God and it is predestined by Him. As for the prosecution of Mubarak, he made mistakes, and this punishment is not from humans, but it is the will of God. Hence, we should calm down and leave this to the future, in addition to asking God to provide us with a pious man who will rule Egypt sincerely and bravely. Finally, I say I seek God’s help against him.

It is too late and there is no benefit in humiliating him in front of the world. He will die anyway, and beating the dead is not acceptable.

This is lawful and the farmers should have kissed him. This is the end and everyone received punishment.

He does not have mercy upon people. Please, remember how many people died in his prisons and how many people died because of diseases and hunger. However, all those who benefited from corruption sympathized with him. Let us join hands to fight corruption.

Whoever does not have mercy, will not be shown mercy.

Are you bluffing or what? Are not you sick or what? Go away from us, and I ask God to take revenge upon you.

Muhammad Hosni Mubarak served the Egyptians and Egypt sincerely. It is enough that he saved us from wars and no one can forget this, like the people who cut off the ear of the man in Qena.

I want Egypt to be as it was in the past, and I wish to see it free from injustice, and where justice and love prevail among the people.

67 percent are of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Copts, but not Egyptians. I do not like Mubarak, but I will not accept his execution. In my opinion, most Egyptians reject his trial and are interested in prosecuting the party symbols and the security leaders.

Every oppressor has an end.

God honors and humiliates whomever he wants and he is the owner of everything. There is none worthy of worship except God. You faced the day of retribution like Saddam. O Mubarak, no, the USA and Zionism will not benefit you. God may give respite but he never forgets. So, enjoy this humiliation, contempt and shame for you, your children and your retinue.

Please, tell those who usurped the ill-gained money to fear God.

None worthy of worship except God. Leave the creatures to the Creator. There is no power except with God the Almighty.

Where is the news of Egypt? Egypt is more important than prosecuting a whole nation, not a single person. Why do we busy ourselves with the affairs of the court? The most important thing is the wheel of the economy, because we do not want to stop again in the middle of the road. Suppose that we took the president from the hospital and lynched him immediately, as the people want; what will the next thing be that the Egyptian people would need? It is work and more work. Exports must not stop, the airplanes must go like the wind, the farmers must work hard to harvest, the engineer should construct buildings, the doctor should treat the incurable diseases, the professor should spread knowledge in the universities, the merchants should buy and sell, and the employees should work hard in their offices, to serve the people quickly and honestly. Every one of us must work in his position, because if we allow the issue of the trial of the former president to preoccupy us, Egypt will not move forward, even for one step.

Whoever does something wrong, he will be punished. God never wronged his slaves. Retribution is a lifetime for you.

Bravo!! They will succeed in deceiving the people and judiciary, but what would they do with God? Let the seven-star lawyers succeed and leave the rest for God.

Glory be to God, who honors and humiliates whomever He wants.

Hosni is a thief by nature and we demand a fair trial for him.

I swear he deserves all of this, and his old age cannot exempt him from the prosecution for his oppression.

I swear God never allows the oppressors to escape their punishment.

This is prohibited… please have mercy upon him; the pardoners are the generous people. We proved that we are not generous because of what we did to him. This destroyed the nobility of Egypt.

Whoever speaks ill about Mubarak is irreligious and he does not know God.

We have to follow the truth and God has forbidden ignorance and made it prohibited among people. God the Almighty said: “We wronged them not, but they did wrong themselves.” -Quran 11:101 This is the end of oppression and the Egyptian people have suffered from severe aggression, and only God knows how much they have suffered. The world testifies to the integrity of the Egyptian judiciary, and this is not strange. We ask God to grant victory to Egypt in order to get rid of the thieves and the hypocrites. This is the end of all oppressors, and dominion is only to God, who grants kingship to whomever he wants and takes it from whomever He wants.

Every oppressor has an end. The merciless people will be treated mercilessly. Did he have mercy upon the poor and the weak? The falsifying of the elections and violating the will of the people, privatization and looting the public money, killing thousands of Egyptians though diseases and malnutrition and cancer, the budget deficit, inflation, etc…

The trial of Mubarak was the right thing.

This is enough, O people. This is aggression because we expelled him and forced him to step down and took everything from him, in addition to humiliating him in front of his children and before the whole world. The man has become old and we should leave him to God and stop rejoicing at his misfortunes. If he was unjust, then we ask God to take revenge upon him; but I wish we would leave the fair judgment regarding him to God, and this is enough.

Glory be to God, who honors and humiliates whomever He wants.

I want to ask you all one question: If the deposed president was still ruling Egypt now, would he rule us while he is in bed or the fatality and activity would have been appearing on his face as if he is still 20 years old?

Of course, he must be trialed; otherwise, the revolution would be void and useless because the thieves have done what they want.

Every oppressor has a bad end. Glory be to God! He became prisoner after he was the president of the state.

Every oppression will end. Mubaraks'will soon end too. Mubarak must be prosecuted to be an example of those who would succeed him.

I seek God’s help against Hosni.

I wish he would suffer as he made the members of the Muslim Brotherhood suffer throughout his reign.

If Hosni Mubarak had had shown mercy to one in a million Egyptians, he would have found some people to have mercy upon him today. What humiliation for him to be in the same cage with his children to be called out: where is the suspect Hosni Mubarak? I think death is better than this moment. By the way, the people never sought to humiliate him, but it is the will of God, who punished him for his mistakes.

This is life with its lessons, disagreements, love and hatred. I read all the comments and I saw the life incarnate. Certainly, some people loved Hosni Mubarak and were happy with his leadership and way of leading the country and its rule, which lasted for more than thirty years. On the other hand, some people hated him and hated the neglect in dealing with the crimes of his retinue that spoiled the life of its people. I will not blame those who loved him, because his sons loved him and refused to escape, despite their opportunity to do so. They refused to abandon him. I also do not blame those who hated him and who believe that prosecuting him like any other suspect is the dream of their life, due to the fact that he oppressed them. I do not blame those who sympathized with him or those who rejoiced at his misfortunes. Any blessing or curses are meant to make us think and consider the Quranic verse in which God the Exalted says: “Those who do wrong will come to know by what a great reversal they will be overturned!” -Quran 26:227 We just want to denounce the wronging of those whom we hate, because retribution was legislated to restore the rights. However, God urged us to pardon the perpetrators and leave them to the divine prosecution. Of course, this is not a sign of weakness, because pardoning those who have wronged us is the epitome of faith, and leaving the punishment to God is the height of humility. According to my experience, when I forgave those who wronged me, God took revenge upon those who oppressed me. So, leave everything to God and allow the judiciary to achieve justice and try Mubarak, his assistants and children, not to treat them unjustly and then regret it, because in such a case, there would be no difference between them and us. Everything returns to God.

I swear I love this man very much and it is illogical to treat him like this after all what he did for Egypt. His good deeds outweigh the bad ones.

Indeed, he participated in the war during which God provided us with the victory from Him and he was duly honored, despite the fact that he was not the leader of the first air strike, as some people would say. So, listen to this from me, O tyrant; yesterday, you used to listen only to yourself and the traitors who betrayed Egypt and betrayed you, while you were on the deathbed. O pharaoh, were you so ignorant about the power of your lord? Today, we will not weep over you, while you are lying in humiliation on the alleged deathbed. You came to the court while trying to win the sympathy of the oppressed people after killing its youth, elders, artists, scholars, and free thinkers. You killed the innocence of the childhood through the corrupt education, and the honor of the heads of families through high prices, etc. Hence, do not cry today, because you will go to the dunghill of history along with all those who thought that they were super pharaohs and that they could fight God himself. However, you were wrong, and you are now being humiliated.

I seek God’s help against Mubarak

I seek God’s help against all those who were behind what is happening to the president. All those who were prosecuting the president are mad dogs.

Hosni was like a man who kept blowing air into a balloon until it exploded in his face and got him well.

O our president, you have stolen our money and made us bankrupts. Mubarak is a thief and he made us stay in coffee shops rather than find employment. Hosni…Hosni.. pay attention not to tread on me.

God honors and humiliates whomever he wants. The trial of Mubarak is an offense against Egypt and the Egyptians

After all, this man has been the president of our country and it is unfair to do this to him. The Prophet, peace be upon him, prohibited revolting against the rulers even if they were disbelievers. However, none of the scholars has judged this man as a disbeliever. What do the people want after toppling the president? They want to prosecute a man who was fighting in the cause of God forgetting that whoever spent a night to guard in the cause of God, he will never be touched by the fire. God will never change our conditions unless we change ourselves. We seek God’s help.

I call on the great Egyptian people to work seriously and sincerely and protect Egypt, which is the mother of the world. God will is watchful. We belong to God the Almighty and to Him we shall return. God may give respite, but He never forgets and every oppressor has a dark end. Thanks to the heroes of the revolution.

All those who gave orders to shoot the demonstrators must be sentenced to death according to the commandments of God and the Prophet, peace be upon him.

We seek God’s help against all the oppressors.

I swear what you are doing to the man is wrong. If he has committed mistakes, then we should leave him to be reckoned on the hereafter before God. why did you make all the countries that hate us rejoice at our misfortunes? This is an old man and we must remember that God himself is forgiving. I think all those who were oppressed or persecuted during his rule have restored their right. It is enough that we sent the former president and his children as well as the other symbols of the regime to jail with our hands. I think this is enough and I swear it is unfair.

The president is wronged.

Indeed, Hosni Mubarak oppressed the people, but he did not commit bad acts and we should never forget that he has achievements.

The Egyptian population is 80 million; 40 million of them are beggars and 39 million wish to beg but they feel ashamed. The remaining million, particularly the president, own all the money of the state.

The Iraqi people has preceded you and rejoiced at the fall of the tyrant Saddam. However, those who are worse than Saddam now rule them; I mean the rule of the parties that loot, kill, and rob on sectarian bases.

Have mercy upon the honorable man who became humiliated.

Hosni is certainly guilty and no one can deny this. However, I feel that his ministers use to tell him wrong news.

I have never seen ungrateful people like the Egyptians. Do you consider those who set fire to the police stations as martyrs? Do you consider the people who attacked the security forces to steal the public properties including the shops and banks and destroyed the country under the name of the revolution as martyrs? I swear, if the regime did not collapse and the revolution failed, we would have accused them of negligence in protecting the country and we would have accused the revolutionaries of committing acts of sabotage and arson.

This is the end of all oppressors.

He must be accused with treason, because he betrayed his people and collaborated with our enemies. He also destroyed the agricultural lands and made many Egyptians suffer from the cancers and kidney failure. He destroyed the relationship between us and the countries of the Nile Basin neglecting that this may deprive his people from the water. He destroyed the Egyptian industry especially the industry of the cotton textiles. He also destroyed the Education sector and fought the scientists and he used to act as if the country is an inherited estate that is owned by him, his retinue, and children. He allowed his ilk to travel abroad to get the medical care at the expense of the state and neglected the poor and the needy to die. We seek God’s help against all those who helped in any way in destroying this people and this country.

Have mercy upon the honorable man who became humiliated. This man feels no shame, but there is no harm if you forgive him.

I want the corrupt members of the former regime to be prosecuted and sentenced to 25 years in jail to be an example to those who might think about stealing from the state. Shadi Diaa Orin Church – Al-Buhaira

The winds cannot shake the mountains. However, he was humiliated.

Every oppressor has a bad end and this is the end of Hosni.

O God! Take revenge upon the oppressor.

Seriously, he deserves more, but I do not know how a president can be prosecuted by his people.

I do not demand the prosecution of the deposed president, but I demand the justice of the heaven, as God is the just Judge.

I am one of those who want to see their people in the best possible conditions after the great revolution that pacified me. However, the Egyptian people will not rest until we see what the military junta will do to help the country enjoy security and stability.

We have to prosecute Mubarak, simply because he was the major official in Egypt, and if he is not held responsible for his crimes, then no one would be.

Our Lord is forgiving and merciful. Why are we prosecuting people? I cannot say that I support what happened to the Egyptians, but of course, I ask God to provide their families with patience, because they are living with their Lord and receive provisions. However, at the same time, the old age of the resigned president makes us think even for a moment that God will judge everyone for what they do. I think if we treated him compassionately and rationally, we would find that we will not benefit from punishing him in any way. Nevertheless, we will be a prey for the West and Israel, our Zionist enemy. We seek God’s help against them. We should pay more attention to our countries and ourselves. We should not leave any chance to anyone to rejoice over our misfortunes. Egypt is a blessed land and we must realize this fact very well and protect it, as its soldiers are the best on earth and they will remain on alert until the Day of Judgment. It is a blessed month and days now, and who amongst us doesn't make mistakes. However, our Lord is forgiving and He pardons all Muslims and us. The Egyptians are known for their tolerance and forgiveness, and we must remain so when dealing with each other. I wish we would fear more for each other and love each other more and more. We should ask God to help us go through this ordeal with the fewest losses, in order to be better than ever and not to regret the past.

We seek God’s help against the oppressor.

I believe that we should leave him alone, and God will judge him for what he did, and God will punish him for his crimes.

Peace be upon you…. A heartfelt message to the people of Egypt. What is happening in Egypt is prohibited. Where is the security and stability in which we were living? Please, have mercy upon an old man who maintained the safety and security of the people for more than 30 years. Certainly, he committed several mistakes, and he has made many good achievements. Please, think carefully and use your minds. Let things go forward and everything will return to normal and even better. Peace be upon you….

The Arab leaders must understand the reality and be aware of it, to be united and to liberate Palestine and all the occupied Arab lands. They should fear God and act in accordance with the law and organize elections every 4 years. Peace be upon you…. Abu Uday

The judiciary and the rulings are in a good condition. Thanks to the judge. No mercy for the merciless people!

Today is the day of the trial and everyone has the right to pardon him or not. However, the most important thing is retribution and taking revenge upon the oppressors. Wait for the verdict of the judiciary and then speak. I will be satisfied with the judicial judgment. If he is convicted, I will accept it, and if he is exonerated, I will not object. Be patient… Be patient…

The Egyptian people should not waste their strength in seeking revenge upon the former regime. Rather, they must focus on building the current regime, so that history does not repeat itself.

This is prohibited Hosni, you allowed the enemies to rejoice at our misfortunes. God will have His way with you.

You are all guardians and you will be held responsible for your subjects. Certainly, in his capacity as the president, Hosni Mubarak is the first one responsible for the corruption and theft, as well as the poverty of the Egyptians internally, and the loss of respect for them internationally. I believe that whoever makes mistakes must be punished, but the most important thing is to eliminate the origins of corruption. We must change ourselves, so that God will change our conditions.

Glory be to God the Exalted who humiliated them after years of honoring. They were unaware that God may give respite, but he never forgets, because he is the Just One. The punishment should fit the crime. O God! Grant us victory and take revenge upon those who wronged themselves. God is the greatest…God is the greatest…God is the greatest… May peace and blessings be upon the Prophet, peace be upon him.

Egypt is a great country.

No matter how high man goes or even if he reaches the top, he will descend to the abyss inevitably. This is the life that leads us, and we do not lead it. Hence, everyone must do many good deeds in this world.

Peace be upon you…. Everything is well but God and the Prophet, peace be upon him, do not like the tyranny in judging people. The truth can be sought without ridicule, as happened in the court.

God is the Greatest.

Hosni has wronged all people including me, and I do not have the right to defend him or ask others to pardon him. We can forgive him for his crimes against the living people, but what about the dead? I would like to say to the Egyptian people that he is responsible for all what happened to him. Finally, I know all crimes of Mubarak over the past 30 years, and we won in the war with the help of God, because victory is a grant from Him alone. Hence, we should leave things to God, because this is not about Hosni, but it is about the president of the Islamic state of Egypt, whose people are on alert until the Day of Judgment. My words are not directed against anyone. Peace be upon you….

Mr. Hosni Mubarak with whom some people sympathize has destroyed our houses. I am 36 years old, but I am still jobless, despite the fact that I have a good head on my shoulders, I am not a thief. He decoyed us and killed our families. My mother died of pancreatic cancer due to the agricultural carcinogens. Likewise, my father died due to the geriatric diseases. It is sufficient to see your most loved ones dying in front of your eyes while you cannot pay to provide them with the proper medical care to relieve the pain. O people, you must sympathize first with the hungry and poor people who died while they do not have enough money to be buried let alone leaving anything to their children. Do you think that we have been ruled by a Muslim or a Jew? Oppression was limitless. However, we seek refuge with God against rejoicing at the misfortunes of the others.

I see that his severest humiliation is to enter the cage as a suspect after he was the president of the state. It is also enough for him to see his children in jail and about to be hanged. We should remember that in the past, there was security and we used to go to any place safely without anyone fearing for himself or his family. However, now I am afraid of walking alone

We must change ourselves first before changing the others. We gave him 30 years to make reforms. Anyway, every oppressor has an end. I seek God’s help against him.

I do not think that President Mubarak deserve this trial or severe penalty, because I really sympathized with him when I saw him inside the cage. He is very old and he was in pathetic conditions. He has been ruling us for 30 years and I do not what he did to be treated like this. We cannot consider him responsible for what happened during the days of the revolution. This is the responsibility of Al-Adli and assistants in addition to Ahmad Ezz and many others. Anyway, the court would unveil everything.

We seem to feel that the previous president of the republic was the only cause behind ruining everything in our beloved Egypt. But in my opinion, we all participated in spoiling everything in Egypt when we remained silent for more than 15, not 30 years, because some of us were cowards who could not confront the regime and the hypocrites as well as the opportunists. Hence, we should first blame ourselves and correct our conditions to find out the cause that made his wife and son interfere in this flagrant way in running the affairs of the country. This is natural and if any one of us had been in the place of the former president, he would have given his family the full freedom to do anything. On the level of the ordinary people, the son of the doctor becomes a doctor and the son of the doorman has no right to anything. We used to see injustice before our eyes day and night without taking any action. Therefore, we must blame ourselves first and start correcting our positions. This is a fact that will not appeal to many of those who read this comment. If everyone of us sat down with himself and thought honestly, he would find out that we played the main role in destroying our beloved Egypt, not the former president. I do not say so because I respect him, but I say so for the sake of our beloved Egypt, which deserves to have us sacrifice our souls for it, like those who preceded us to allow us to live in peace. [email protected] Thanks.

Every oppressor has a bad end. O God! Support us against the oppressors.

Peace be upon you…. Dear brothers in faith, the humans are fallible. However, let us consider this issue from a different perspective; consider the conditions of the other countries and how they suffer from instability, while we are living in peace. I think this is enough and this is a blessing from God. Is this not enough? Is this not enough? Is this not enough? Is this not enough? Is this not enough?

I swear this is prohibited for the demonstrators. This man is very old and he is about to die. Please, let him die in peace as he would naturally by God's will. He spent 30 years ruling Egypt and this is what what he gets? In addition, after his departure, the thugs spread everywhere!

God honors or humiliates whomever he wants.

This is prohibited.

This is an insult against all the magnanimous Egyptians, because it is humiliating the symbol of Egypt, whose name was mentioned in the Quran explicitly five times. Thanks to you.

We seek God’s help against you. You have improvised and displaced us and made our country as if it is nonsense. You humiliated us and until we became worthless in the eyes of the "Arab sheep", after we were their masters. I seek God’s help against you.

This is prohibited.

The acts and sayings of the deposed president and his sons inside the cage prove that those criminals are rude. The same thing applies to the dogs in the neighboring cage. Is it logical that those people were ruling Egypt, which is the homeland of civilization and history?

What will you get from him? The man will die anyway, and there is no use, because no one will succeed in taking his rights from him. I know what they are doing is a way of acting, but I am sure that the Egyptian people have suffered the most.

He killed the prohibited souls.

We want mercy from the people, because God has mercy upon those who have mercy upon those on earth. God is forgiving and He is the Greatest and we should not appoint ourselves as judges.

Every oppressor has an bad end.

The article is very good and even excellent.

This is the day when I want to send a little message to the Egyptian people.

Every oppressor has an end, to be an example for the others. God honors or humiliates whomever He wants and He is the owner of all blessings. The world must realize that Egypt is the Mother of the world and that it always makes history.

The trial of Mubarak is an honest attempt to achieve justice. The Egyptian people have remained silent for a long period, and they were oppressed and humiliated -- Because those who keep silent in the face of aggression are equal to the voiceless devils. The Egyptian people deserve Mubarak’s crimes against them because of their silence. As for Mubarak, we wish that justice would take its course, because he was not patriotic ruler at all. It is enough that some poor and backward countries became better than Egypt. This proves that he was implementing foreign not Egyptian agenda. Everything returns to God. A true Egyptian.

Have mercy upon an honorable man who became humiliated. O God! We seek refuge with You, from rejoicing at the misfortunes of the others.

Every oppressor has a bad end.

For God’s sake and for history and for my grandchildren, I want to get a complete record of the trial of the deposed president Mubarak, from the time he boarded the airplane from Sharm El-Sheikh until he enters the medical center after the end of the session. Please, send the link to my email so that I can follow this event. Thank you very much.

I wish he would be sentenced for life in prison.

We demand fair judgment without any flattery.

Mubarak must be prosecuted in front of all the people, so that the Egyptians can relax. The blood of the martyrs is very precious.

Have mercy upon an honorable man who became humiliated. Leave him to God, because what he did to us might be good for us. Let us wait to see the divine punishment.

I object to this, because it is extremely wrong for the people to put the president behind bars. No, no.

In the name of God, the Most Merciful, the ever Merciful; (He gives sovereignty to whom He pleases and takes away sovereignty from whom He pleases; He exalts whom He wills and He abases whom He wills, He is over everything capable). God has said the truth.

We seek God’s help against this oppressive people. God forgives his slaves, but the corrupt people insist on prosecuting the president. I believe that those who insist on this must be brought to justice. I seek God’s help against you, and I ask Him to ruin you.

I swear this is a historic day.

Mubarak must be prosecuted in front of the people as soon as possible, because he might die before the end of the trial. In such a case, the government would be accused of inability to bring one of the worst criminals who harmed this country to justice. We must remember that Egypt is the "Mother of the World".

The best comment on this picture of Mubarak is “God may give respite, but he never forgets.” All the good things that happen to you are from God and all bad things that happen to you are from yourself and because of your misdeeds, as we learn from what happened to Mubarak and his family. Hence, you should blame none but yourself and you may be sure that your reckoning before God will be very tough, because you are responsible for your subjects. Imagine that you will be judged for more than 80 million people or more. When this happens, you would wish that the human prosecution never ended. Personally, I will never waive my right and I will take it from you on the Day of Judgment.

There is no power except with God the Almighty.

O Hosni, go away; enough.

Mubarak has nothing to do with Islam or the Quran, because retribution is mentioned in the Quran.

We seek God’s help against you, Mubarak, because you have wronged us very much. I am a young man and I am afraid that I will not get a job because of nepotism. It is enough that you were thrown into the cage like a corpse. You are a tyrant and God The Exalted Says: “Deem not that God is unaware of what the wicked do. He but giveth them a respite till a day when eyes will stare in terror.” -Quran 14:42. God has said the truth.

I do not know what my opinion would be if anyone in my family were among the martyrs, but I am sure that I do not accept the humiliation of the symbol of Egypt in front of the whole world. What is this ingratitude? We seek God’s help against you, Mubarak, because you have wronged us very much. I am a young man and I am afraid that I will not get a job because of nepotism. It is enough that you are thrown into a cage like a corpse. You are a tyrant, and God the Exalted says: “Deem not that God is unaware of what the wicked do. He but giveth them a respite till a day when eyes will stare in terror.” -Quran 14:42. God has spoken the truth.

The trial of Mubarak and his family is a good thing and a great development that is unprecedented in the whole region. However, after the prosecution of Mubarak, the Egyptians must realize that the problem is not just with Mubarak and his aids; the real problem is in our nature as Egyptians. How did Mubarak succeed in staying for thirty years and where did we stand of it? The coming period must be a state of work and honesty with ourselves, more than honesty with the others.

This is divine justice and certainly, God wants us to contemplate this issue to be an example to anyone who does not want to learn.

We seek God’s help against them. O God! we seek refuge with you from rejoicing at the misfortunes of the others, but the state that is based on injustice can last for an hour, while the state that is based on justice will last forever.

Every oppressor has an end.

No one is above the law. If Mubarak goes into the cage, that means that any president after him would think a thousand times before wronging the people. Life has its ups and downs.

The article is good and the site is very good. I would like to say that when we were united, we succeeded in defeating the aggression, so what do you think will happen when all the Arab states became united? Certainly the scene would be totally different and wonderful. The Egyptian revolution is a warning to those who have minds that this could happen someday in any Arab or Islamic country.

Nice to see you being tried.

All those who have looted the country must be punished, because the youth suffered terribly under their rule. They must be punished seriously, because if this did not happen, the country would be destroyed and all those who did not take to the streets would do so. We seek God’s help against all the oppressors.

Democracy and justice means prosecuting those who have committed crimes against the people. This is a message to all future presidents of Egypt over time. Egyptian history will record that the will of the people and its voice is stronger than the ruler himself. This is necessary in order to achieve freedom and justice. So, how can we ask mercy for him when he himself did not show mercy to anyone before?

I wish that the trial would not be politicized.

This is the fate of the oppressor.

The trial of Mubarak is the greatest step in the history of the political life.

This is a team of swindlers under the leadership of Gamal and president the leader of the gang of thieves Hosni Mubarak.

There is none worthy of worship except God.

The revolution is now complete, after the trial of Mubarak, Al-Adli and their aids.

We seek God’s help… I agree with Mr. Mustafa regarding the necessity of thinking about the future first.

Have mercy upon the honorable man who became humiliated.

The Egyptian people are emotional and we do not rejoice at the misfortunes of the others. However, he did not even look to us throughout his thirty years in power when Egypt was in his grip. He embittered our lives and now he is hiding behind the pretext of illness, waiting for our sympathy. However, he used to eat with gold spoons without looking to the poor or the sick or reforms. The deterioration of the conditions of the people and the country was so severe to the extent that I felt ashamed of being Egyptian. I see that this as a divine punishment, because he had many chances to live and let us live in luxury. Egypt was not indebted or poor, but the thieves who ruled it made it poor. However, the day came when we saw them behind bars. O God! We seek refuge with you from rejoicing at the misfortunes of others.

Those who do not respect the elders or have mercy upon the young do not belong to us. Dear people, God is forgiving and we should leave Him decide the punishment. O God! Make our last deeds the best.

God is the Greatest.

I love Mubarak.

This is a good article, and we hope you keep publishing the best.

Yes, this is the end of the oppressors.

Mubarak’s trial.

Peace be upon you…. First, the revolution took the Egyptian people to freedom, dignity and justice, and this is a result of the sacrifices of the blood of the martyrs who sacrificed their souls for the sake of this country and this people. Second: all those who sympathized with the deposed president must ask themselves why they did not sympathize with the demonstrators who were shot and hit by cars or armored vehicles on his orders. That is because you do not have a martyr to weep over. Third, I want you to ask yourselves, what would Mubarak have done to the revolutionaries if the revolution had failed?

Abdul Rahman Samir, a member of the Revolution Youth Coalition, told Al-Shorfa the trial is an accomplishment for the Egyptian revolution, and the image of Mubarak in the cage will be imprinted on the minds of all future presidents.

Fear God and have mercy upon the honorable man who became humiliated. Hosni Mubarak was a symbol of stability in the Arab region. Did the world forget Hosni Mubarak?

As a human, I do not deny that I felt some sympathy with Mubarak due to his health condition, but it is illogical to forgive the man who killed all those innocents without justification and without their being guilty of anything other than participating in demonstrations demanding freedom and the achievement of justice to people who had been deprived of their rights for thirty years. Despite all these trials, I believe that corruption will not end with the prosecution of Mubarak and his family or Al-Adli and his assistants, who are now in the grip of justice, because there are thousands like them, but they do not have anyone to judge them. Quite the contrary, they may have found some people who collaborate and cover for them. Personally, I know a corrupt man who has not been brought to justice yet.

Mubarak is a coward.

We should be more merciful, because after all, this is the president.

You deserve everything that will happen to you and it will be a lesson for all the oppressors.

The trial of Mubarak and al-Adli and their standing up before the Egyptian judiciary inside the cage is the biggest evidence of the greatness of the Egyptian armed forces, which is the shield of Egypt internally and externally. It is also the biggest evidence of the integrity of the Egyptian judiciary and the greatness of the Egyptians, who built the greatest civilization known to humanity. The Egyptian people taught the Arab peoples and the peoples worldwide one of the greatest lessons about freedom, struggle and justice. I would like to remind the Egyptians who sympathized with Mubarak due to his old age that Mubarak and al-Adli did not have mercy for the young men and elders, and they sent them to prisons for more than 30 dark years, during which the people tasted the bitterness of hunger, poverty and oppression. Let the Egyptian judiciary have the final word, and if those killers are innocent, though I do not think so, God will show their innocence, as He is the Just Lord.

If the retinue called you to suppress the people, then go and let them save you.

He sold our country to Israel.

God honors whomever he wants to and humiliates whomever he wants to. We cannot rejoice at the misfortunes of the others, but every oppressor has a deserved end, and I wish that he would receive his punishment.

Everything returns to God and His will. Good is truthful. May His will be.

God is the greatest.

O Hosni, you are useless in our society. O Hosni, be careful not to step on me.