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The passing of Counsel Ahmed Al-Zend, former Minister of Justice and former President of the Judges Club, represents the loss of a prominent judicial figure who left a profound impact on Egypt's legal and political landscape. He passed away at the age of 80, described as a symbol of judicial independence and a staunch opponent of the Muslim Brotherhood's influence, having taken firm stances in defense of the rule of law and justice. His funeral was attended by judicial, media, and political leaders, while many close to him and his family emphasized his human qualities and his role in the struggles of the judiciary, especially during the peak conflicts with the Brotherhood. His career spanned over half a century, leaving behind a legal and militant legacy that is difficult to erase, immortalizing his memory in Egypt’s judicial history.
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