The trial of Said Mansour Rezk, also known as Said Abu Mustafa, a convert to Christianity, has been adjourned until November 3, 2026, when the prosecution and defense are scheduled to present their arguments.
According to a statement issued by the law office of Said Fayez, which represents the defendant, the latest hearing took place on October 21. During the proceedings, the defense team questioned a technical expert witness about the findings of the technical report and their relevance to the case.
Following the examination of the witness, the court ordered an adjournment until November 3 to hear arguments from both the prosecution and the defense.
The law office reaffirmed its commitment to pursuing the defense and monitoring the proceedings, while insisting on full respect for the defendant’s legal safeguards, particularly his right to challenge and examine the evidence presented against him.
The case of Said Abdelrazek, has raised concerns over the treatment of Egyptians who convert from Islam to Christianity and the legal consequences they may face for exercising their freedom of religion.
The latest statement provides no indication of a ruling on the charges or any change in the defendant’s detention status.
