# القاهرة · 19 يونيو 2012 > صور وفيديوهات من القاهرة بتاريخ 19 يونيو 2012. ## حقائق - **ماذا:** القاهرة · 19 يونيو 2012 (قصة إخبارية) - **أين:** [القاهرة](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/location/cairo) - **متى:** 2012-06-19 - **المواد:** 51 صورة، 0 فيديو، 0 مواد خام - **الحقوق:** © APA Images / Majdi Fathi - **الترخيص:** تراخيص تحريرية عند الطلب: https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/pricing (sales@apa.atyaf.co). المعاينات عليها علامة مائية. - **الرابط الدائم:** https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/story/cairo-2012-06-19 - **آخر تحديث:** 2026-10-20T21:07:37+00:00 - **English version:** https://apa.atyaf.co/story/cairo-2012-06-19 ## مواد هذه القصة - [An Egyptian child stands in front of riot police blocking the access to the street of the parliament in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012767) — APA-PH-2012-012767 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi An Egyptian child stands in front of riot police blocking the access to the street of the parliament in Cairo, Egypt, 09 June 2012. A new constitutional document issued by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), granted themselves all legislative powers. The ruling junta also issued a decree dissolving the Islamist-led parliament, following a court ruling which found the legislature to be... - [An Egyptian child sells drinks in front of riot police blocking the access to the street of the parliament in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012768) — APA-PH-2012-012768 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi An Egyptian child sells drinks in front of riot police blocking the access to the street of the parliament in Cairo, Egypt, 09 June 2012. A new constitutional document issued by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), granted themselves all legislative powers. The ruling junta also issued a decree dissolving the Islamist-led parliament, following a court ruling which found the legislature... - [An Egyptian child stands in front of riot police blocking the access to the street of the parliament in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012769) — APA-PH-2012-012769 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi An Egyptian child stands in front of riot police blocking the access to the street of the parliament in Cairo, Egypt, 09 June 2012. A new constitutional document issued by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), granted themselves all legislative powers. The ruling junta also issued a decree dissolving the Islamist-led parliament, following a court ruling which found the legislature to be... - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces (SCAF) slogans outside the parliament in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012770) — APA-PH-2012-012770 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces (SCAF) slogans outside the parliament in Cairo, on June 19, 2012, after the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) issued a constitutional declaration on June 17, claiming legislative power after a constitutional court ruling ordered parliament dissolved. The protests are against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, w... - [Egyptian riot police sit outside the parliament as protesters gather in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012771) — APA-PH-2012-012771 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian riot police sit outside the parliament as protesters gather in Cairo, on June 19, 2012, after the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) issued a constitutional declaration on June 17, claiming legislative power after a constitutional court ruling ordered parliament dissolved. The protests are against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, with the Muslim Brotherhood claiming a... - [An Egyptian woman stands in front of riot police blocking the access to the street of the parliament in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012772) — APA-PH-2012-012772 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi An Egyptian woman stands in front of riot police blocking the access to the street of the parliament in Cairo, Egypt, 09 June 2012. A new constitutional document issued by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), granted themselves all legislative powers. The ruling junta also issued a decree dissolving the Islamist-led parliament, following a court ruling which found the legislature to be... - [An Egyptian man stands in front of riot police blocking the access to the street of the parliament in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012773) — APA-PH-2012-012773 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi An Egyptian man stands in front of riot police blocking the access to the street of the parliament in Cairo, Egypt, 09 June 2012. A new constitutional document issued by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), granted themselves all legislative powers. The ruling junta also issued a decree dissolving the Islamist-led parliament, following a court ruling which found the legislature to be un... - [An Egyptian man stands in front of riot police blocking the access to the street of the parliament in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012774) — APA-PH-2012-012774 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi An Egyptian man stands in front of riot police blocking the access to the street of the parliament in Cairo, Egypt, 09 June 2012. A new constitutional document issued by the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF), granted themselves all legislative powers. The ruling junta also issued a decree dissolving the Islamist-led parliament, following a court ruling which found the legislature to be un... - [Egyptian riot police sit outside the parliament as protesters gather in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012775) — APA-PH-2012-012775 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian riot police sit outside the parliament as protesters gather in Cairo, on June 19, 2012, after the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) issued a constitutional declaration on June 17, claiming legislative power after a constitutional court ruling ordered parliament dissolved. The protests are against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, with the Muslim Brotherhood claiming a... - [Egyptian riot police stand outside the parliament as protesters gather in Cairo](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012776) — APA-PH-2012-012776 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian riot police stand outside the parliament as protesters gather in Cairo, on June 19, 2012, after the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) issued a constitutional declaration on June 17, claiming legislative power after a constitutional court ruling ordered parliament dissolved. The protests are against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, with the Muslim Brotherhood claiming... - [General view shows Egyptian protesters shouting slogans against the new constitutional document and the military council](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012824) — APA-PH-2012-012824 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi General view shows Egyptian protesters shouting slogans against the new constitutional document and the military council after the Brotherhood claimed win in presidential vote, in Tahrir square, Cairo, Egypt, 19 June 2012 . Egypt's rival presidential candidates both claimed victory again, as Islamists led thousands-strong protests in Tahrir Square against a decree by the military rulers granting t... - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012825) — APA-PH-2012-012825 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard during a protest against the military council outside Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate... - [Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012826) — APA-PH-2012-012826 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council at the gates of Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate won. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012828) — APA-PH-2012-012828 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council at the gates of Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate won. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012829) — APA-PH-2012-012829 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard during a protest against the military council outside Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate... - [Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012830) — APA-PH-2012-012830 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council at the gates of Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate won. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012831) — APA-PH-2012-012831 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard during a protest against the military council outside Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate... - [Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012832) — APA-PH-2012-012832 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council at the gates of Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate won. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012833) — APA-PH-2012-012833 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council at the gates of Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate won. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012834) — APA-PH-2012-012834 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council at the gates of Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate won. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012835) — APA-PH-2012-012835 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council at the gates of Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate won. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012836) — APA-PH-2012-012836 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard during a protest against the military council outside Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate... - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012837) — APA-PH-2012-012837 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard during a protest against the military council outside Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate... - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012838) — APA-PH-2012-012838 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard during a protest against the military council outside Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate... - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012839) — APA-PH-2012-012839 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard during a protest against the military council outside Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate... - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012840) — APA-PH-2012-012840 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard during a protest against the military council outside Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate... - [Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012841) — APA-PH-2012-012841 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian riot police stand guard, during a protest against the military council at the gates of Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate won. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012842) — APA-PH-2012-012842 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard during a protest against the military council outside Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate... - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012843) — APA-PH-2012-012843 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard during a protest against the military council outside Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate... - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012844) — APA-PH-2012-012844 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard during a protest against the military council outside Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate... - [Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012845) — APA-PH-2012-012845 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians protestors chat anti-Supreme Council for the Armed Forces as they stand guard during a protest against the military council outside Egypt's parliament in Cairo June 19, 2012. Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood declared on Tuesday it did not want a confrontation with the ruling generals but said the army did not have the right to curb presidential powers after a vote the group says its candidate... - [Egyptians look at supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012846) — APA-PH-2012-012846 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptians look at supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi as they gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 19, 2012 to protest against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, as both presidential candidates Mursi and his rival former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq claimed victory in a historic vote. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [An Egyptian child hold a picture of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012847) — APA-PH-2012-012847 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi An Egyptian child hold a picture of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi in Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 19, 2012 during a protest against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, as both presidential candidates Mursi and his rival former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq claimed victory in a historic vote. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi protest against the ruling military's bid](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012848) — APA-PH-2012-012848 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi wave their national flag as they gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 19, 2012 to protest against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, as both presidential candidates Mursi and his rival former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq claimed victory in a historic vote. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi protest against the ruling military's bid](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012849) — APA-PH-2012-012849 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi wave their national flag as they gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 19, 2012 to protest against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, as both presidential candidates Mursi and his rival former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq claimed victory in a historic vote. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi protest against the ruling military's bid](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012850) — APA-PH-2012-012850 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi wave their national flag as they gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 19, 2012 to protest against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, as both presidential candidates Mursi and his rival former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq claimed victory in a historic vote. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi protest against the ruling military's bid](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012851) — APA-PH-2012-012851 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi wave their national flag as they gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 19, 2012 to protest against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, as both presidential candidates Mursi and his rival former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq claimed victory in a historic vote. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi protest against the ruling military's bid](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012852) — APA-PH-2012-012852 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi wave their national flag as they gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 19, 2012 to protest against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, as both presidential candidates Mursi and his rival former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq claimed victory in a historic vote. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi protest against the ruling military's bid](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012853) — APA-PH-2012-012853 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi wave their national flag as they gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 19, 2012 to protest against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, as both presidential candidates Mursi and his rival former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq claimed victory in a historic vote. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi protest against the ruling military's bid](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012854) — APA-PH-2012-012854 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi wave their national flag as they gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 19, 2012 to protest against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, as both presidential candidates Mursi and his rival former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq claimed victory in a historic vote. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [General view shows Egyptian protesters shouting slogans against the new constitutional document and the military council](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012855) — APA-PH-2012-012855 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi General view shows Egyptian protesters shouting slogans against the new constitutional document and the military council after the Brotherhood claimed win in presidential vote, in Tahrir square, Cairo, Egypt, 19 June 2012 . Egypt's rival presidential candidates both claimed victory again, as Islamists led thousands-strong protests in Tahrir Square against a decree by the military rulers granting t... - [General view shows Egyptian protesters shouting slogans against the new constitutional document and the military council](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012856) — APA-PH-2012-012856 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi General view shows Egyptian protesters shouting slogans against the new constitutional document and the military council after the Brotherhood claimed win in presidential vote, in Tahrir square, Cairo, Egypt, 19 June 2012 . Egypt's rival presidential candidates both claimed victory again, as Islamists led thousands-strong protests in Tahrir Square against a decree by the military rulers granting t... - [Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi protest against the ruling military's bid](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012857) — APA-PH-2012-012857 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi wave their national flag as they gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 19, 2012 to protest against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, as both presidential candidates Mursi and his rival former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq claimed victory in a historic vote. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi protest against the ruling military's bid](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012858) — APA-PH-2012-012858 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian supporters of Muslim Brotherhood presidential candidate Mohammed Mursi wave their national flag as they gather in Cairo's Tahrir Square on June 19, 2012 to protest against the ruling military's bid to grab new powers, as both presidential candidates Mursi and his rival former prime minister Ahmed Shafiq claimed victory in a historic vote. Photo by Majdi Fathi - [Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012859) — APA-PH-2012-012859 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration in Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt Tuesday, June 19, 2012. A campaign spokesman for Hosni Mubarak's ex-prime minister said Tuesday that Ahmed Shafiq has won Egypt's presidential election, countering the Muslim Brotherhood's claims that its candidate was the winner and setting the stage for a divi... - [Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012860) — APA-PH-2012-012860 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration in Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt Tuesday, June 19, 2012. A campaign spokesman for Hosni Mubarak's ex-prime minister said Tuesday that Ahmed Shafiq has won Egypt's presidential election, countering the Muslim Brotherhood's claims that its candidate was the winner and setting the stage for a divi... - [Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012861) — APA-PH-2012-012861 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration in Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt Tuesday, June 19, 2012. A campaign spokesman for Hosni Mubarak's ex-prime minister said Tuesday that Ahmed Shafiq has won Egypt's presidential election, countering the Muslim Brotherhood's claims that its candidate was the winner and setting the stage for a divi... - [Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012862) — APA-PH-2012-012862 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration in Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt Tuesday, June 19, 2012. A campaign spokesman for Hosni Mubarak's ex-prime minister said Tuesday that Ahmed Shafiq has won Egypt's presidential election, countering the Muslim Brotherhood's claims that its candidate was the winner and setting the stage for a divi... - [Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012863) — APA-PH-2012-012863 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration in Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt Tuesday, June 19, 2012. A campaign spokesman for Hosni Mubarak's ex-prime minister said Tuesday that Ahmed Shafiq has won Egypt's presidential election, countering the Muslim Brotherhood's claims that its candidate was the winner and setting the stage for a divi... - [Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012864) — APA-PH-2012-012864 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration in Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt Tuesday, June 19, 2012. A campaign spokesman for Hosni Mubarak's ex-prime minister said Tuesday that Ahmed Shafiq has won Egypt's presidential election, countering the Muslim Brotherhood's claims that its candidate was the winner and setting the stage for a divi... - [Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration](https://apa.atyaf.co/ar/photo/APA-PH-2012-012865) — APA-PH-2012-012865 · photo · 2012-06-19 · Cairo, Egypt · © APA Images / Majdi Fathi Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood supporters attend prayers during an anti ruling military council demonstration in Tahrir Square, Cairo, Egypt Tuesday, June 19, 2012. A campaign spokesman for Hosni Mubarak's ex-prime minister said Tuesday that Ahmed Shafiq has won Egypt's presidential election, countering the Muslim Brotherhood's claims that its candidate was the winner and setting the stage for a divi...