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Gamal Mubarak’s Call For Dialogue Met With Skepticism

Gamal Mubarak of the ruling NDP calls for dialogue, but all Egyptian opposition powers are skeptical about this suspicious call that comes shortly after passig the notorious constitutional...

Dr.Nasr Abu-Zeid: Rationalism and Liberalism

I was glad to read the article of Muhammad Abdul- Ati-the liberal human rights researcher- titled, "liberalism and dependency are not two faces for one coin" issued at Al-Misri Al-youm

US Gives Up Reform In Egypt, Forges Anti Hamas & Iran Alliance

In an exclusive statement to Ikhwanweb, Researcher with Ahram Center for Political studies Dr. Amr el Shobaky commented on Rice ‘s visit by saying that it is aimed to forge

Bastawissi at AUC

An arabist.net reader was at Judge Hisham Bastawissi’s AUC lecture last night and shared impressions with me. I regret not attending. The man was brilliant, first-class public speaker.

Morocco: New Election Laws Give Government More Power

The Moroccan government managed to rally a majority in the House of Representatives to amend three election laws and a new organizational law for the House of Representatives. On December

Father Neseen Elaborates on Muslims-Christians Relations in Egy.

Father doctor Christian Van Neseen, a monk in Christian Fathers House in Shobra, Dutch, living in Egypt since 1962. He is concerned with the Islamic- Christian relation, not on a

Coptic Researcher Explains Copt’s Concerns to MB Political Rise

Prominent Researcher and Writer Samir Morkos is one of a few specialists concerned with the issues of citizenship and dialogue. He has contributions welcomed by prominent Muslim

The Deputy of the Muslim Brotherhood We Did Not Elect

We, the Copts of the electoral district (24) that includes Al-Maasara and Helwan, were surprised when a deputy of the Muslim Brotherhood stood for the elections of the People’s Assembly

Muslims And Christians Rally For Peace And Unity in Alexandria

In an astounding scene that portrayed the genuine and deep rooted love among christians and muslims in Egypt, thousands marched Tuesday through the streets of

The Muslim Brotherhood And Copts, Historical Perspective

Discussing the relationship between the Muslim Brotherhood and the Copts requires longer periods so as to conceive facts and a broad mind to accept the divergence of opinions, seizing what