Giza Criminal Court Sunday adjourned the trial of 51 Muslim Brotherhood members topped by Supreme Guide Mohamad Badie to September 3.
The defendants are accused of forming an operations room during the Rabaa al-Adaweya sit-in last year and inciting violence.
Badie and co-defendants are also accused of violent incidents that took place at Istiqama Mosque in Giza.
Badie was previously sentenced to death and life imprisonment in separate cases.
Regarding the incidents of the Istiqama Mosque, Badie and his co-defendants are accused of killing 10 and attempting to murder 20, as well as inciting violence following the July 3 ouster of former President Mohamad Morsi.

From: MENA