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Khalil Abdel-Karim (خليل عبد الكريم Arabic) (born in Aswan City in Upper Egypt) was an Egyptian writer, scholar and lawyer.

Early life

Khalil Abdul-Karim joined the Muslim Brotherhood in his youth. After attaining his high school diploma he traveled to Cairo to study Law and he graduated from Cairo University.

Career

Abdul-Karim started his law-practice office where he was the head of the defense team (primary and appeal Courts) in the case of Professor Nasr Abu Zayd.

References

External links

• Cairo Times banned for carrying interview with Khalil Abdel Karim
• The Red Sheikh teaches a mixture of social justice and liberal Islam

• People from Aswan
• 2003 deaths
• Egyptian academics
• Islamic scholars
• Muslim reformers
• 20th-century Muslim scholars of Islam
• Cairo University alumni
• Islam-related controversies
• Egyptian writers
• 20th-century Egyptian lawyers