November 18, 2007 – Ikhwanweb

Arts November 18, 2007

Nomads in No-Man’s Land

Rulers have come and gone, but none have won the trust of the the Eastern Desert’s tribes. Now that the Beja tribes are grudgingly considering settlements, is this the end

Human Rights MB News Prisoners of Conscience November 18, 2007

Burj Al-Arab Prison MB Detainees on Strike

A group of Muslim Brotherhood members detained in Burj Al-Arab prison declared staging an open strike protesting at the unjustified and irresponsible measure committed on Wednesday dawn

FJP News November 18, 2007

Habib on MB Party Program, Dialogue with West

-Muslim Brotherhood’s administrative offices discussed the party program. - Issue of non-Muslims, women running for presidency a juristic option.

Human Rights MB News Prisoners of Conscience November 18, 2007

Al Shater’s Trial Session Adjourned till Next Tuesday, Wife to ICU

The Military tribunal adjourned till next Tuesday, Nov,20th, its session in the trial against forty Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders.

Activites November 18, 2007

September 11 and its aftermath caused many American policymakers, both Democrats and Republicans, to re-evaluate Washington’s traditional emphasis on promoting "stability" in the Middle East, even at the expense of

Islamic Movements MB in International press November 18, 2007

To Talk or Not To Talk?—That is The Question

Steven Brooke and I have received much criticism from other conservatives about our analysis of the Muslim Brotherhood. One of them is Joshua Muravchik of the American Enterprise

Reform Issues November 18, 2007

Bhutto: the new Chalabi

By projecting Benazir Bhutto as the future saviour of crisis-ridden Pakistan, the Bush White House is repeating the blunder it made five years ago by presenting Ahmad Chalabi as the

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