November 13, 2007 – Ikhwanweb

Human Rights Prisoners of Conscience November 13, 2007

Rights Group: 153 Killed, 158 Missing, 1000 Extradited on Illegal Migration in 10 months

Illegal migration led to death of 153, 158 missing and extradition of 1000 Egyptian young men, said a report tracing Egyptian youth illegal migration issued by a human rights organization.

Human Rights MB News Military Tribunal Prisoners of Conscience November 13, 2007

Ahmed Ezzuddin Left off Press Candidate Final List

In a bizarre move that stunned many Egyptian journalists, the judicial commission supervising elections of the Egyptian Press Syndicate left the name of Ahmed Ezzuddin

Islamic Issues Other Issues Other Opinions November 13, 2007

Why Muslims hate the West

Plans by President George Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney to attack Iran have been at least temporarily derailed by the mounting crisis in Pakistan. Not only is this important

Islamic Movements Palestine November 13, 2007

The Blame Game in Gaza

In light of the gravity of Gaza’s situation there is much temptation to fall into a logically fallacious line of reasoning.

Human Rights Prisoners of Conscience Torture November 13, 2007

Blogger Karim Amer Tortured in Burj Al-Arab Prison

Egyptian Blogger Karim Amer- jailed against the backstage of insulting Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak and showing contempt to religions- is currently tortured in Burj Al-Arab prison at orders and under

Islamic Issues MB Opinions November 13, 2007

Does Citizenship Have Meaning in Islam?

The pragmatic Yusuf al-Qaradawi has been known for original views on the interpretation of Muslim principles with the goal of resolving conflicts between Muslims and non-Muslims. Although these new perspectives

Islamic Issues Other Issues November 13, 2007

Amr Khaled Message of Hope

Amr Khaled does not fit the image most people have of a MuslimCleric, neither in looks, dressing style or preaching style.

Other Views November 13, 2007

Comparing the Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt and Jordan

Though the Muslim Brotherhood is an organization that has its roots in several different countries, it is most popular in Egypt and Jordan; therefore this paper tries to answer the

Human Rights MB Around The World Prisoners of Conscience November 13, 2007

Nahdha Movement: Tragedy continues as long as unfair Tunisian Ruling is there

The Tunisian authorities have recently released 4 leaders of the Islamist Nahdha movement who were detained and imprisoned for many years .

Human Rights November 13, 2007

A Week of Islamophobia

Fifty years ago it was communists—today, Arabs and Islam are the token ’enemy’ the West must fight. So grave is the threat that some have set aside an entire week

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