It also sentenced Nabil Adly Hana, Ayad Naguib Ayad, Hany Bebawy Reyad, Amgad Awad Bebawy, Shehata Wahba Ghobrial, Mohamed Oweis abdel-Gawad, and Mohamed abdel-Fatah el-Berawy to five years in prison.
The case dates from 2004 to 2006, when Nadia Mohamed Ali and her sons were helped by seven employees to change their names and their affiliation on their identification cards to Christian names, in addition to changing their place of residence to Beni-Suef. They extracted administrative documents with their new names that paved the way to create new identification cards.
Previous investigations conducted by the Public Prosecution clarified that Nadia Mohamed Ali was a Christian before she converted to Islam 23 years ago. She married a mechanic named Mohamed abdel-Wahab Mustafa who died in 1991. She then wanted to return to Christianity with her children; a conversion that is not feasible by law.
The court said that the violation was discovered when her son extracted a birth certificate replacing his (Muslim) name with (a Christian) Malak Bishoy abdel-Massih. He was arrested in the headquarters of the Information Center. He acknowledged during the investigations in front of the public prosecution that his mother asked to change his religion.
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