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MB MPs Criticize Way Of Forming Higher Election Committee

The Muslim Brotherhood parliamentary bloc lashed out at the way with which the higher election committee of the coming Shura Council elections was formed. The bloc said the committee is

Jailed MB blogger and journalist among 25 hunger strikers

Faced with what they call “inhumane” prison conditions, including psychological torture, 24 Muslim Brotherhood detainees began a hunger strike on Tuesday, May 8. Among the strikers is blogger and television

The Islamic Struggle for Palestine

The informative and entertainingly written book "Hamas – the Islamic Struggle for Palestine" by the historian and journalist Joseph Croitoru offers readers a better understanding of Hamas and the Middle

Turkey tests Islamist appetite for democracy

The Arab world has often looked at Turkey with disinterest, considering it a staunchly secular state that turned its back on Islam long ago and has little in common with

Brotherhood MP Lashes Out At Giza Sectarian Incidents

The Muslim Brotherhood attacked the incidents that took place in a southern Giza district, and attributed them to the incorrect understanding of Islam. Nine Muslims and Copts were injured in the

120 Al-Azhar Students To Disciplinary Boards

Al-Azhar University administration referred 120 students universitywide to disciplinary boards, starting from Wednesday

MB Condemns Sectarian Violence in Giza, Call For Restraint

The Muslim Brotherhood strongly condemned the violence that took place in a southern Giza district bet

Robert Springborg: Mubarak’s Rule

Before starting our interview with Dr. Robert Springborg, one of the most prominent US academics specialized in the Middle East affairs, we should first refer to his book about Mubarak’s

Poll: “Islam is the solution” Best 2005 Election Slogan

A poll held by the NDP secretary general for women’s affairs in Suhaj confirmed that " Islam is the solution" was the best slogan in 2005 legislative elections. A field study

What real democracy doesn’t look like

President Bush and his foreign policy muse, the onetime Soviet Jewish dissident Natan Sharansky, are planning a June rendezvous in Prague, at a conference to promote democratic reforms around the