Khaled El-Gendy Points to Uninterrupted Electricity, Urges Respect for Political Differences

Sheikh Khaled El-Gendy, a member of Egypt’s Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs, highlighted what he described as achievements reflected in daily life, pointing to the absence of electricity cuts.

“Look at the achievements we are living with. It is enough that the electricity is not going out,” he said.

El-Gendy also stressed that differences in political views do not justify declaring others unbelievers, excluding them or belittling their opinions.

His remarks drew a distinction between political disagreement and attacks on another person’s faith or standing, calling for differences to be handled without dismissing those who hold opposing views.