March 4, 2006 – Ikhwanweb

March 4, 2006

Major Setback For Hopes Of Democratic Reform In Egypt

In the first escalation against the Muslim Brotherhood after the People’s Assembly (legislative) elections and the Brotherhood’s success in winning 88 seats, State security forces have arrested 7 leading young

IkhwanWeb in Press News releases March 4, 2006

Habeeb to Ikhwanweb: Egyptian Regime Does Not Want Reform

The Muslim Brotherhood, represented by Dr. Mohamed Habeeb, First Deputy of the MB Chairman, has denounced the arrests of Prof. Rashad El-Bayoumi, professor of Geology at Cairo University along with

Iran Other Opinions March 4, 2006

Why attacking Iran isn’t a good idea

WE HAVE basically a three-year window of opportunity before the Islamic republic acquires the nuclear bomb," Reza Pahlavi, the son and heir of the late shah of Iran told me

Other Views March 4, 2006

Rocks and Ripples

Fear in the U.S. of Russian nukes made strange bedfellows during the Cold War, like our relationship with the shah of Iran, Franco, Somoza, and Pinochet. The logic was that

Other Views March 4, 2006

The Muslim Brotherhood in Europe

When I returned to Europe five years ago, the biggest story was simple: economics. In a world of fierce economic competition, Europe was losing ground. Jobs were disappearing but new

MB in International press March 4, 2006

Ghanoshy: We Hope For Genuine Political Reform in Tunisia

Ghanoshy to Ikhwanweb: We Hope Real Political Reform in TunisiaThe Chairman of the Islamic El-Nahda Movement in Tunisia Sheikh Rashed el-Ghanoshy made exclusive statements to Ikhwan Web over the release

MB in Arabian press March 4, 2006

Abu El-Magd: MB’s Presence in Parliament is Beneficial

’Brotherhood’s Presence in Parliament is Beneficial’ The Secretary General of the National Council for Human Rights Ahmed Abu el-Magd asserted his opposition for the persistence of locating 50% of the

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