Egypt's Justice Minister Ahmed al-Zind has been sacked subsequent to bragging that he would prison Islam's Prophet Muhammad himself if the prophet infringed upon the law.

Mr Zind made the comment in a broadcast meeting on Friday. He quickly said "God excuse me" and apologized the next day.

He was sacked by the Prime Minister, Sherif Ismail.

It was not quickly clear who might supplant Mr Zind, a blunt faultfinder of the Muslim Brotherhood.

"Head administrator Sherif Ismail issued a declaration today to alleviate Ahmed al-Zind ... of his position," an administration proclamation said, giving no more details.Egyptian judges issued an announcement restricting Mr Zind's evacuation over what the leader of the Judges Club told Reuters was a slip of the tongue that could have transpired.

Abdallah Fath said: "Egypt's judges are sad that somebody who shielded Egypt and its kin, legal and country ... should be rebuffed along these lines."

Mr Zind, a previous offers court judge, has been openly disparaging of the Islamist development which toppled previous pioneer Hosni Mubarak in 2011 and was expelled from force itself by the armed force in mid-2013 and prohibited.

He has in the past reprimanded the rebellion that finished Mubarak's 30-year administer and introduced the race that conveyed the Muslim Brotherhood to control.

He has likewise been a solid guard of the legal and its intense position.

Egyptian courts have been pardoning Mubarak-period authorities, while forcing long sentences on liberal and Islamist activists.

Egypt's legal has confronted feedback from rights bunches in the previous two years after judges issued mass capital punishments against Muslim Brotherhood supporters, locking up youth activists and sentencing essayists and writers.