Activists on social media outlets said that the Bahraini security authorities summoned for interrogation Sheikh Mohammad Al-Mansi, who is in charge of the demolished mosques' file at the Ulama Islamic Council.

The security authorities released today (April 15, 2017) Sheikh Mohammad Al-Mansi, who is in charge of the demolished mosques' file at the Ulama Islamic Council, after serving his one-year jail term.

: Human rights activist Zainab Al-Khamis said that the security authorities in Jaw Central Prison dealt �impolitely� with the prominent Shiite cleric Sheikh Mohammad al-Mansi who is serving one-year jail term over performing prayers �without a license from the Jaafaria Endowments (Waqf)�.

Bahraini court upheld on July 31, 2016, a one-year jail term against the cleric Sheikh Mohammad Al-Mansi, who is in charge of the demolished mosques' file at the Ulama Islamic Council.

A Bahraini court adjourned the second appeals session against Sheikh Mohammad Al-Mansi until July 31, with his continued detention.

Sheikh Al-Mansi's defense panel said they finished application procedures of the appeal against the one-year prison sentence.

Detained Shiite cleric Sheikh Mohammad Al-Mansi blamed the Jaffaria Endowments Directorate (Waqf) for charges raised against him.

The Bahraini Jaffaria Endowments Directorate (Waqf) denied filing a complaint against prominent Shiite cleric Sheikh Mohammad Al-Masni.

Lawyer Jassim Serhan said Jaffaria Endowments filed complaint against Al-Masni at Interior Ministry to prevent him from preaching..

Bahraini court sentenced Shiite cleric Sheikh Mohammad Al-Mansi to one year in prison.

Bahrain�s Third Minor Criminal Court adjourned the trial of Shiite cleric Sheikh Mohammad Al-Mansi with continued detention until May 24, 2016.

The Reform and Rehabilitation Department at the Bahraini Ministry of Interior denied holding Shiite cleric Sheikh Mohammad Al-Mansi in solitary confinement, claiming that it placed him in �isolation� to await his medical results.

Family of detained Shiite cleric Sheikh Mohammad Al-Mansi said that the �Sheikh has been held in solitary confinement since almost 3 weeks ago,� urging prison authorities to �return him to the prison cellblock with the rest of the inmates.�

The Bahrain Forum for Human Rights (BFHR) stated that the Bahraini security authorities arbitrarily arrested 39 citizens, adding that 66 others were subjected to torture and ill-treatment during the third week of April, 2016.

Bahrain's Public Prosecution said that it concluded its investigations "in the case of a preacher banned from delivering sermons (Sheikh Mohammad Al-Mansi) in violation of the ban issued against him, and concerning some content of his speech which was considered a criminal offense."

A group of the prominent clerics in Bahrain stated that the ongoing summoning of religious scholars and Friday Imams raises great concern.

Sheikh Maytham Al-Salman said that the Bahraini �Public Prosecution decided to detain cleric Sheikh Mohammed Al-Mansi for a week over charges of inciting hatred and insulting the Ministry of Interior.�