France jails Islamic scholar on rape charge, judicial source says

Ramadan, 55, was arrested on Wednesday, charged Friday and will remain in custody in France until his next hearing, the source said.

The arrest of the Oxford University professor follows public claims by two women that he assaulted them in French hotel rooms.

CNN has reached out to Ramadan's lawyer for comment.



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Ramadan is a Swiss citizen who often has been featured by international media, including CNN, and whose grandfather, Hassan al-Banna, founded Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood movement.

Ramadan wrote in an October post on Facebook: 'Unfounded allegations can never take the place of concrete truth. These accusations are simply false, and betray all the ideals I have long strived for and believed in.'

A statement in November by Oxford University said Ramadan 'categorically denies' any wrongdoing.

Ramadan took a leave of absence from Oxford in late 2017.

Accusations date to 2009 and 2012

Two accusations against Ramadan were filed in October, related to alleged incidents in 2009 and 2012, CNN affiliate BFM reported.

The first woman to accuse Ramadan of rape is Henda Ayari, a former Ramadan follower who has since become a secular activist. She publicly accused him in a Facebook post and later told The New York Times she 'could not forget what happened to (her) that night with him.'

A second accuser, a disabled woman who has not been named, has also accused Ramadan of rape, BFM reported last month.

'If there are other victims in France or elsewhere, they now know that justice will take notice of what they have been through,' Ayari's lawyer, Jonas Haddad, told Le Monde newspaper Friday.

Ayari will soon face Ramadan in court, Haddad told BFMTV.

A statement in November by Oxford University said Ramadan 'categorically denies' any wrongdoing. Two accusations against Ramadan were filed in October, related to alleged incidents in 2009 and 2012, CNN affiliate BFM reported. The first woman to accuse Ramadan of rape is Henda Ayari, a former Ramadan follower who has since become a secular activist. She publicly accused him in a Facebook post and later told The New York Times she 'could not forget what happened to (her) that night with him.' The first woman to accuse Ramadan of rape is Henda Ayari, a former Ramadan follower who has since become a secular activist. She publicly accused him in a Facebook post and later told The New York Times she 'could not forget what happened to (her) that night with him.' A statement in November by Oxford University said Ramadan 'categorically denies' any wrongdoing. Ramadan wrote in an October post on Facebook: 'Unfounded allegations can never take the place of concrete truth. These accusations are simply false, and betray all the ideals I have long strived for and believed in.' Ramadan took a leave of absence from Oxford in late 2017. Ramadan took a leave of absence from Oxford in late 2017. CNN has reached out to Ramadan's lawyer for comment. The arrest of the Oxford University professor follows public claims by two women that he assaulted them in French hotel rooms. Ayari will soon face Ramadan in court, Haddad told BFMTV. Ramadan, 55, was arrested on Wednesday, charged Friday and will remain in custody in France until his next hearing, the source said. A second accuser, a disabled woman who has not been named, has also accused Ramadan of rape, BFM reported last month. The first woman to accuse Ramadan of rape is Henda Ayari, a former Ramadan follower who has since become a secular activist. She publicly accused him in a Facebook post and later told The New York Times she 'could not forget what happened to (her) that night with him.' Ramadan, 55, was arrested on Wednesday, charged Friday and will remain in custody in France until his next hearing, the source said. Ramadan wrote in an October post on Facebook: 'Unfounded allegations can never take the place of concrete truth. These accusations are simply false, and betray all the ideals I have long strived for and believed in.' Ayari will soon face Ramadan in court, Haddad told BFMTV. Ramadan, 55, was arrested on Wednesday, charged Friday and will remain in custody in France until his next hearing, the source said. Ramadan wrote in an October post on Facebook: 'Unfounded allegations can never take the place of concrete truth. These accusations are simply false, and betray all the ideals I have long strived for and believed in.' Ramadan, 55, was arrested on Wednesday, charged Friday and will remain in custody in France until his next hearing, the source said. Ramadan is a Swiss citizen who often has been featured by international media, including CNN, and whose grandfather, Hassan al-Banna, founded Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood movement. Ramadan, 55, was arrested on Wednesday, charged Friday and will remain in custody in France until his next hearing, the source said. Ramadan took a leave of absence from Oxford in late 2017. Ramadan is a Swiss citizen who often has been featured by international media, including CNN, and whose grandfather, Hassan al-Banna, founded Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood movement. Ramadan is a Swiss citizen who often has been featured by international media, including CNN, and whose grandfather, Hassan al-Banna, founded Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood movement. The arrest of the Oxford University professor follows public claims by two women that he assaulted them in French hotel rooms.

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