Sa'd Iqbal Madani offered an affidavit in support of Ahmed Zaid Salem Zuhair's habeas corpus petition.

He declared that he and Mamdouh Habib had been sent to Egypt for interrogation.
 His interrogators were all Egyptians, but Americans were always present, and passed notes to the Egyptian interrogators.

His interrogations include electric shock, beatings, being interrogated while drugged, and being locked in a cell so small he could not sit up, or lie down.

He and Habib were transferred to the Bagram Theater Internment Facility, where he reported Koran desecration and brutal beatings.

In Bagram he was held in the same cell as Moazzam Begg and Ahmed Zaid Salem Zuhair.

three months of torture
He declared that as a consequence of his electric shocks to his head in Egypt he developed a life-threatening bone infection, but medical treatment was withheld because his interrogators characterized him as being uncooperative.
 He declared he was confined the Psychiatric wing for six months—as punishment.
Sa'd Iqbal Madani offered an affidavit in support of Ahmed Zaid Salem Zuhair's habeas corpus petition.
He declared that he and Mamdouh Habib had been sent to Egypt for interrogation.  His interrogators were all Egyptians, but Americans were always present, and passed notes to the Egyptian interrogators.
His interrogations include electric shock, beatings, being interrogated while drugged, and being locked in a cell so small he could not sit up, or lie down.
He and Habib were transferred to the Bagram Theater Internment Facility, where he reported Koran desecration and brutal beatings.
In Bagram he was held in the same cell as Moazzam Begg and Ahmed Zaid Salem Zuhair.
three months of torture
He declared that as a consequence of his electric shocks to his head in Egypt he developed a life-threatening bone infection, but medical treatment was withheld because his interrogators characterized him as being uncooperative.  He declared he was confined the Psychiatric wing for six months—as punishment.
Muhammad Saad Iqbal