Sherif Gaber

Quick Facts

Full Name	Sherif Gaber
Occupation	Activist
Date Of Birth	Feb 10, 1993(1993-02-10)
Age	31
Country	Egypt
Horoscope	Aquarius

Sherif Gaber Biography

Sherif Gaber is one of the most popular and richest Activist who was born on February 10, 1993 in Egypt. Egyptian social activist in the month of October 2013, was detained by Egyptian authorities for his unabashed defense of science, atheism and freedom of speech. The sentence was a year in prison, but he immediately was able to hide before he was able to be imprisoned.

An Change.org petition to absolve him of all criminal charges was handed by Egyptian the President A Change.org petition to have him absolved of criminal charges was delivered to Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi…

On December 3, 2013, the court agreed to release Gaber after paying 7500 LE (2500 for the “Contempt of Religion” charge and 5000 for “spreading immoral values and abnormal thoughts that provoke and disturb the public peace and the national security of Egypt.”) He was released the next day, but his case was ongoing. He was allowed to resume his studies, but suspected the teachers deliberately made him repeatedly fail his tests.

At 3:00 a.m. on October 27, 2013, three armored state security cars and an army vehicle arrived at Gaber’s house. A number of state security agents entered his apartment, conducted a search, and confiscated all of his property, including but not limited to his school papers and documents, books, his PC, mobile phone, and his money. After that they threw him in the car and took him to jail. Gaber claimed the prison guards mistreated him and punished ‘every part’ of him.

He had lost contact with his family members after he was sentenced.

Sherif Gaber Net Worth

Sherif Gaber is one of the richest Activist from Egypt. According to our analysis, Wikipedia, Forbes & Business Insider, Sherif Gaber 's net worth $5 Million. (Last Update: December 11, 2023)

He was studying of Suez Canal University in Ismailia, Egypt at the time when he was arrested.

Despite being adrift from law enforcement and being in prison, he continues to make YouTube videos that promote atheism and anti-authoritarian beliefs.

The story about the Jewish village which Gaber talks about is from a 1992 book called السيرة النبوية في ضوء المصادر الأصلية in Arabic, which has been translated under the title A Biography of the Prophet of Islam. It is a widely used source in many Muslim websites. In the book, it talks about how the prophet and his companions attacked and corned a Jewish village into surrender. The Jewish village after surrender asked what would the prophet judge them. A Muslim ally of this village told them death, and then the book claims he asked god for forgiveness, probably because he felt guilt about the decision. The prophet Mohammed ordered that they be murdered, their money to be taken as bounty, except the children who have not yet hit puberty, they are to be taken as slaves. They gathered all the men and women and pubescent children and slit their throats and threw them in a big pit. The books claims only 400 where killed, but cites in footnotes that it is not sure exactly the number, it could be up to 900. The book claims the only survivors of this genocide where 3 because they claimed they are Muslims, two more because the companions of the prophet protected them from murder, maybe more survived, but not more than one family. The prophet is quoted in the book as saying “I have done as God commanded”. The prepubescent children, the book continues, who were spared death, were sold as slaves in order for the prophet and his companions to buy more weapons and horses.

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On Saturday May 5, 2018, Gaber was arrested once again and imprisoned. Several media associated his arrest with a large number of arrests around the time of the March 2018 reelection of president El-Sisi, including a fellow satirical video maker named Shady Abuzaid (or Shadi Abuzeid) a week after Gaber.

Facts & Trivia

Sherif Ranked on the list of most popular Activist. Also ranked in the elit list of famous people born in Egypt. Sherif Gaber celebrates birthday on February 10 of every year.

In late January 2019, Gaber made an online appeal to aid him financially in order to escape from Egypt with a new nationality, such as that of Dominica, after being stopped at the airport when travelling to Malaysia in 2018. He obtained a few thousand dollars shortly after launching the crowdfunding campaign. However, the action was not progressing according to plan, and on 11 July Gaber made an emotional appeal on Twitter, saying that he had almost lost all hope and was “on the verge of committing suicide” if no help came soon. Mina Ahadi of the Central Council of Ex-Muslims called for solidarity with Gaber, and pleaded with the German government to commence negotiations to get him to Germany or elsewhere in Europe.

Top Facts about Sherif Gaber

1. Sherif Gaber is an Egyptian political activist and blogger.
2. He advocates for secularism, human rights, and freedom of expression.
3. Gaber was arrested in 2013 for his activism and spent a year in prison.
4. He has been targeted by death threats from Islamist groups.
5. Gaber has over 1 million followers on social media platforms.
6. He founded the “Free Mind” YouTube channel to promote critical thinking.
7. Gaber has been featured in international media outlets such as CNN and BBC.
8. In 2019, he was granted asylum in Switzerland after facing persecution in Egypt.
9. His work focuses on exposing religious extremism and promoting rationality.
10. Gaber continues to be a prominent voice for progressive values in Egypt.