The Accused
Twenty were acquitted, nine sentenced to death (all in absentia), 11 to life imprisonment, and 67 were given sentences up to 25 years.
The trial concluded that the "constituent assembly" of al-Gama'a contained these fifteen names.
| Ayman al-Zawahiri | Emir | In Absentia | Sentenced to death |
| Sa'id Imam bin Abdulaziz ash-Sharif, alias Dr. Fadl, alias Abdul-Qadr bin Abdulaziz سيد إمام بن عبد العزيز الشريف |
Religious expert | Captured in Yemen 2001, extradited to Egypt 2004 | Sentenced to (and serving) life |
| Abdullah Muhammad Rajab Abdul-Rahman alias Ahmad Hasan Abu al-Khayr احمد حسن ابو الخير |
Special Actions Committee | ||
| Tariq Anwar Said Ahmed طارق انور سيد احمد |
Special Actions Committee | ||
| Almakni Mukhta المكنى مختار |
Special Actions Committee | ||
| Muhammad al-Zawahiri محمد الظواهري |
Shura, Military Committee | Extradited by the UAE early in 1999 | Under a death sentence; probably still alive in April 2007 |
| Ahmed Salamah Mabruk alias Abu al-Faraj al-Masri احمد سلامه مبروك |
Shura, Operations boss, Special Actions Committee | Snatched in Baku in 1998, along with his computer, and rendered to Egypt | |
| Thirwat Salah Shahata ثروت صلاح شحاته |
Shura, Security outside Egypt | Fled to Afghanistan or Pakistan | Sentenced to death for a second time |
| Murjan (or Murgan) Salim مرجان سالم |
Shura, Legal services | At large somewhere | Under a death sentence; was demoted in Gama'a after several of his plots failed. |
| Adel Abdul-Quddus عادل عبد القدوس |
Families' services, travel facilitation | Free in Austria | Sentenced to death and was already under a death sentence for the attempt against Sedki |
| Ibrahim Eidarous ابراهيم عيداروس |
Finance (?) (see also Advice and Reform Committee) | Held in the UK until his death from natural causes in 2008; was wanted in the USA | Sentenced to life |
| Adel Abdel Bary عادل عبد المجيد عبد الباري |
Information Committee (see also Advice and Reform Committee) | Held in the UK; wanted in the USA | Sentenced to death; was already under a death sentence from 1995 |
| Hani Muhammad al-Said al-Siba'i هاني محمد السيد السياعي |
Media publicity boss | Free in the UK and still operating | Sentenced to 15 years |
| Mahmoud Hisham Muhammad Mustafa al-Hanawi محمود هشام محمد مصطفى الحناوي |
Convicted in absentia, killed in 2005 in Chechnya) | 10 years' imprisonment | |
| Nasr Fahmi Nasr Hassanein نصر فهمي نصر حسنين |
Shura, Finance boss | At large; also wanted in the USA | Sentenced to death |
| Ahmed Bassiouni Ahmed Dewidar احمد بسيوني احمد دويدار alias Abu Ismail |
Security within Egypt | Killed in Yemen July 2005 | Sentenced to 25 years |
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