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Arrest [ ] El-Shater was arrested on 5 July 2013, following the which unseated the Brotherhood-led government and President Under the Mubarak regime, he was imprisoned from 2007 until his release by the in March 2011
The Middle East researcher Avi Asher-Schapiro considers el-Shater to be a strong advocate of privatization and free market After returning in the mid-1980s, he became an active member of the Muslim Brotherhood

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On 28 February 2015, he was sentenced to life in prison.

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, Egypt Independent, 13 February 2012 , retrieved 15 February 2012• Gamaledine, El-Sayed 6 July 2013
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In the eyes of many analysts and activists, he is one of the main reasons behind the anti-revolutionary style of politics the MB followed since the fall of Mubarak
صور نادرة لخيرت الشاطر وهو يمسح بلاط السجن هو وزملائه
On 11 December 2013, a second panel of judges withdrew from the trial
The Egyptian barred El-Shater from the presidential race on 14 April 2012, stating that he was only released from prison in March 2011, in violation of election rules stating that a candidate has to be released from prison for 6 years before he can become a candidate On 16 May 2015, another court issued a preliminary death sentence against him in a separate case
Bar'el, Zvi 14 February 2012 , , Haaretz , retrieved 16 February 2012• 4 July 2013 at the , Islamic Human Rights Commission, May 2007, retrieved on 2 April 2012• 31 March 2012 , , The New York Times• He studied engineering at the There he participated in the February 1968 student protests against the government

صور نادرة لخيرت الشاطر وهو يمسح بلاط السجن هو وزملائه

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Previously, he was the deputy chairman of the Brotherhood
صور نادرة لخيرت الشاطر وهو يمسح بلاط السجن هو وزملائه
Life and career [ ] Born in Kafr Al-Teraa Al-Qadimah, , el-Shater joined the youth wing of the ruling party at age 16, during the presidency of
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The announcement of Shater's presidential candidacy was a historical first for the 83-year-old group, which originally pledged that none of their members would run for president to calm secular and western governments' fears of a complete Islamist takeover by the group