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6 Christians arrested in Egypt over TikTok video deemed offensive to Islam

The Christian Post·Oct 24, 2026 · 7:30 AM CT
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Six young Christian men, aged 17 to 23, have been held in Egypt for more than two weeks over a TikTok video authorities say mocked Muslim prayer. Prosecutors accuse them of blasphemy, contempt of religion and spreading extremist ideas, and a judge extended their detention by 15 days, according to the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights and ADF International.

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