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4 Al Fayyum University Students Jailed 15 more days

The Higher State Security Prosecution prolonged on Monday the jail of 4 of the eight detained students from Al Fayyum university for fifteen days.

Egyptian bloggers expose horror of police torture

The video involving Aziz was originally posted by the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt’s banned but popular opposition to the government of President Hosni Mubarak, whose members frequently accuse the police of

A Peace-maker behind Bars

Why does Mubarak’s regime target Khairat El-Shater, Muslim Brotherhood’s second deputy-chairman, frequently referring him to military tribunals, and hardly tolerating his business activities despite his well-known political moderation?

Crown fellow speaks on Muslim movement

Crown Center for Middle East Studies fellow Abdel Monem Said Aly, Ph.D., addressed the rise of the Muslim Brotherhood-an Orthodox religious political movement-to the political mainstream ...

CSID EMAIL BULLETIN – October 08, 2007

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Maat Asks: Are the Ends of Thousands Egyptian Youth Will Be Like That of Saed

When it was proved that he is not guilty of any accusation to be sent for judiciary so he was sent to Abo Zaabal Jail, and because of what he

Closing NGOs underming Abu Mazen government

Fadwa Eshaer, a director at the ministry argues that NGOs like Al-Wurud bring with them an Islamist agenda. “We need to build a state,” she says. “We do not need

Qadi Hussein: Pakistani People Refuse Musharraf & His Policies

Ikhwanweb had a phone interview with Al-Qadi Hussein Ahmed, chairman of Al-Jama’a Al-Islamia, in which Hussein said, "Till now, no one is certain whether Pervez Musharraf will leave his post