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Al Azhar is the highest institution of Sunni world and her Grand Imam is closest to "Pope equivalent" in Sunni Muslim world. Right now, a bunch of people try burnning it down.
There are even graffiti accusing Al-Azhar's Grand Imam, Ahmed El-Tayeb, the below.
"El-Tayeb you are a spy, you sold the turban and religion."
One killed as Islamist students and police clash in Cairo| Reuters
One student was killed on Saturday and scores were arrested when supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood clashed with Egyptian police at the Cairo campus of Al-Azhar University, state media reported.
Two college buildings caught fire in Saturday's violence. State TV broadcast footage of black smoke billowing from the faculty of commerce building and said "terrorist students" had set the agriculture faculty building on fire as well.
Police arrested 101 students for possession of makeshift weapons including petrol bombs, the state news agency reported. Calm had been restored, and scheduled exams had begun after the morning clashes.
Al-Azhar, a respected centre of Sunni Islamic learning, has for months been the scene of protests against what the Brotherhood calls a "military coup" that deposed Islamist Mohamed Mursi as president after a year in office.
There are even graffiti accusing Al-Azhar's Grand Imam, Ahmed El-Tayeb, the below.
"El-Tayeb you are a spy, you sold the turban and religion."
One killed as Islamist students and police clash in Cairo| Reuters
One student was killed on Saturday and scores were arrested when supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood clashed with Egyptian police at the Cairo campus of Al-Azhar University, state media reported.
Two college buildings caught fire in Saturday's violence. State TV broadcast footage of black smoke billowing from the faculty of commerce building and said "terrorist students" had set the agriculture faculty building on fire as well.
Police arrested 101 students for possession of makeshift weapons including petrol bombs, the state news agency reported. Calm had been restored, and scheduled exams had begun after the morning clashes.
Al-Azhar, a respected centre of Sunni Islamic learning, has for months been the scene of protests against what the Brotherhood calls a "military coup" that deposed Islamist Mohamed Mursi as president after a year in office.