Jordan Court Sentences Seven Muslim Brotherhood Leaders to Prison

A Jordanian court has sentenced seven leaders of the banned Muslim Brotherhood to prison in a case involving allegations of collecting donations and money laundering.

The prison terms range from six months to three years. The available details did not specify the sentence handed to each defendant.

The case concerns fundraising and money-laundering accusations against the seven leaders. Their names and the amounts of money involved were not provided in the summary of the ruling.

The sentences can be appealed within 30 days, allowing the defendants to challenge the court’s decision.