With Qatari funds and instructions: Al-Qaradawi mediates to prevent the execution of the Sudanese brothers

Mustafa Kamel

Doha started using the mediation papers through Yusuf al-Qaradawi, the spiritual leader of the terrorist Brotherhood, currently residing in Qatar, and the former president of the so-called International Union of Muslim Scholars by fulfilling the Qatari desires and employing him in political battles in Doha.

It is giving them legitimacy to implement the Qatari plan to support the terrorist Brotherhood in all Arab countries, especially in Sudan, by sending a delegation led by Al-Qaradawi to prevent the application of the death sentence against the killers of the teacher Ahmed Al-Khair who was killed under torture by the Brotherhood and affiliates of the Sudanese security affiliated with the Omar Bashir regime.

Mission Impossible

Doha has strengthened the dispatch of the first man and pole of the terrorist group Al-Qaradawi to Sudan at the head of a delegation to conduct mediations with the Sudanese authorities in Khartoum, in an almost impossible mission to contain the case of the deceased teacher Ahmed Al-Khair who was killed under torture.

During a report published by Al-Weam newspaper early this year, it confirmed that the delegation sent by Doha sent signals to Khartoum to contain the crisis before the execution of the Islamists of Sudan, and the parties to the case did not arrive before the convicts reached the gallows.

60 billion to concede

The family of Al-Khair revealed the presence of Qatari mediators by intervening to resolve the issue amicably by paying a financial amount of about 2 billion pounds as a fee for each convicted person in an amount up to 60 billion for the teacher’s family.

They confirmed that they refuse to accept any mediation to waive their right to retribution and to resolve the case outside the law, according to the Sudanese scene.

The family issued a statement affirming their total rejection of any foreign interference or mediation – in reference to Doha – or a Sudanese amnesty for all those accused of the killing of Ahmed al-Khair.

They refused to accept any condolences from the regular or government agencies affiliated with the Bashir regime, declaring their insistence on retribution from the killers of the teacher.

They also stressed their total rejection of any malicious mediation to relieve the accused of the death penalty, and that they will not waive their decision demanding retribution.