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Islamic MovementsMB and WestPalestine August 28, 2007

European Union officials hold secret talks with Hamas

EU security officials have been conducting secret talks with Hamas leaders in the Gaza Strip over the past few weeks, Palestinian Authority officials told The Jerusalem Post on Tuesday.
Human RightsMB in International pressMilitary TribunalPrisoners of Conscience August 28, 2007

Brotherhood military trial continues despite El Shater health concerns

The military trial of Khayrat El Shater, deputy head of the Muslim Brotherhood, and 39 other members of the organization continues today amid concerns over both the legitimacy of the
Islamic Movements August 28, 2007

Islamic-Rooted President Wins in Turkey

Abdullah Gul, a devout Muslim with roots in political Islam, won parliamentary election Tuesday as Turkey’s president in defiance of the country’s secular generals.
Other Views August 28, 2007

Our country of Justice and Law

What I am saying here is documented in books of jurisprudence and sharia and is approved and reiterated by our great scholars and clerics, like sheikh Al Qaradawi, Dr. Al
Human RightsIkhwanWeb in PressTorture August 28, 2007

Exclusive to Ikhwanweb: Footage of Torturing Citizen in front Al-Haram Police Station

Ikhwanweb received a new footage showing torturing and beating a citizen in front Al-Haram police station (south of Cairo).
Iraq August 28, 2007

Most Muslims Against Iraq War, But Say U.S. Aid Needed

A vast majority of Muslims in America feel the use of force in Iraq was wrong -- even more so than the general public, according to survey results -- but
Development August 28, 2007

CSID: Eighth Annual Conference

A detailed report of the Eighth Annual Conference of Center for the Study of Islam & Democracy .
Other Opinions August 28, 2007

Democracy in the Middle East: A Dangerous Idea?

In reference to the Turkish presidential elections underway, Jackson Diehl at the Washington Post writes: "The notion that democracy and Islam are fundamentally incompatible is about to get a resounding
Human Rights August 28, 2007

A Conversation Continued: Democracy and Demagoguery in the Middle East

The problem with the manic debate in Washington—irrational exuberance followed by despair—is that it misses gradual but real changes occurring in the region. There are many deep political problems in