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Thursday, March 30, 2023 10:00 PM
Chancellor Ahmed Al-Zind, or as the judges called him during 2012 as “the lion of judges and the first enemy of the Brotherhood,” due to his positions rejecting the rule of the terrorist Brotherhood, especially in confronting their attempts to exclude nearly 3,000 judges at the time they took over the rule of the country – by passing the power law The judiciary and reducing the age of judges, which he stood at the time, and said that the judiciary stands against the Brotherhood’s satanic proposal to dismiss a large number of independent judges, and that the judiciary in Egypt will confront those who gave themselves to destroy and sabotage the homeland, and that Egypt’s judges reject all forms of threats from Brotherhood supporters.
Al-Zand was called the “Lion of Judges”, after carrying on his shoulders the concerns of the judiciary, fighting the Brotherhood and uniting the ranks of judges, as he declared in one of his conferences that “there is no appeasement, no retreat, no surrender, so either the judiciary or the Brotherhood.”
Counselor Ahmed Al-Zind was born in the village of Damtno, Gharbia Governorate, in 1946, to a father who worked as an elder in the village and as president of the agricultural association there. Al-Zand graduated from the Faculty of Sharia and Law at Al-Azhar University in 1970, and graduated in various judicial positions between the Public Prosecution and the Judiciary, in many governorates, the longest of which was his work in the prosecutions and courts of the Aswan and Dakahlia governorates..
Al-Zand was elected a member of the Board of Directors of the Judges Club for two consecutive terms in the 1980s, where he contributed with many of his colleagues at the time to the establishment of the Tanta Judges Club. In 1993, he worked immediately after that as a legal advisor to the Crown Prince of the Emirate of Ras Al Khaimah until 1996..
Al-Zind was elected president of the Egyptian Judges Club for two consecutive terms, after he and his electoral list achieved a huge victory over their competitors, who called themselves the “Independence Movement.”
Counselor Ahmed Al-Zind, during his presidency of the Judges Club, fought fierce battles with the Brotherhood regime, defending the independence of the judiciary and legal and constitutional legitimacy and confronting the conspiracy against judges and brutal assault on them – as he described it – while supporters of the ousted President Mohamed Morsi besieged the Supreme Constitutional Court to prevent its judges from hearing A lawsuit to dissolve the Shura Council, after which Al-Zand announced his agreement with all Egyptian judges not to supervise the referendum on the country’s new draft constitution, to boycott it, and to suspend work in the courts to respond to that group.
He was appointed Minister of Justice to succeed Chancellor Mahfouz Saber 2015, from May 20, 2015 until March 13, 2016, and President of the Egyptian Judges Club since 2009, until he was appointed Minister of Justice..
