Giza Criminal Court postponed on Sunday the trial of 31 defendants over the killing of four Shiite Muslims in Giza governorate to December 28.
In the past year, an angry mob led by Salafist sheikhs torched and attacked houses of Shiites in the small village of Zawyat Abu Musalam in Giza governorate, killing four citizens including a prominent Shiite figure.
The court took the decision to allow the defendants' lawyers to have a look at the case paper.