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Jordanian court considers Muslim Brotherhood ‘dissolved’

The Court of Cassation ruling said the Muslim Brotherhood did not correct its legal status. (Petra)
The Court of Cassation ruling said the Muslim Brotherhood did not correct its legal status. (Petra)
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16 Jul 2020 12:07:25 GMT9
16 Jul 2020 12:07:25 GMT9

Arab News

CAIRO: The Jordanian Court of Cassation has issued a ruling that dissolves the Muslim Brotherhood.

The ruling considers the group illegal because it did not correct its legal status in accordance with Jordanian laws.

The decision was made in a lawsuit filed by the dissolved group against the Department of Lands and Survey and the Muslim Brotherhood Association, a breakway group, that was given legal status in 2015.

The dissolved Muslim Brotherhood had requested the nullification of the transfer of land ownership and real estate to the legal group.

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