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Former Minister: Brotherhood aimed to seize Dar al-Kutub archives
Dr. Abdel-Wahad Al-Nabbawi, former Minister of Culture, affirmed that the Egyptian Cultural Revolution is rooted in its civilizational heritage, represented by historical documents and artifacts—particularly at the Egyptian Scientific Institute, which housed rare copies and books from the 17th and 18th centuries. These artifacts are considered a treasure for future generations. He noted that the Scientific Institute suffered a fire following the events of 2011, resulting in the loss of about 3,000 documents; however, the remaining items were preserved through efforts by Dar al-Kutub (the House of Books). He also confirmed that the Muslim Brotherhood attempted to steal documents from Dar al-Kutub after 2011, but the June 30 Revolution protected these cultural assets from theft, with scientific systems in place to safeguard them.
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