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20 Al Fayyum University Students Denied Access to 1st Semester Exams

A disciplinary board held on Monday Dec, 10th, 2007, for nine students at the Faculty of Dar Al-Ulum, Al Fayyum University, denied them access to two exams of the first

Alexandria Uni. Professors, Freedoms Committee Stage Demo

University professors and members of the freedoms committee at Alexandria University staged a protest vigil on Thursday Dec, 27th, 2007, in front of the Al Shatbi-based university administration building in

5 Rights Groups Urge Mubarak Reopen Sudanese Refugees Probe

Five human rights organizations called on Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak to order an independent judicial investigation committee to probe into the incident in which police forces assaulted Sudanese protesters- refugees

Gaza Stranded Pilgrims Stage Hunger Strike, Snowball Protest

Gaza Strip pilgrims stranded at the Egyptian-Palestinian borders decided to stage a hunger strike inside their buses in the Egyptian city of Al-Arish , starting from Monday, Dec, 31, 2007.

Several HR organizations : Repression is not the best way to solve the problems of

Several HR organizations demanded the Egyptian government for immediate release of the writer and blogger Musaad Suleiman Hassan, whose alias is «Musaad Abu Fagr» the activist in the movement "Wedna

8 MB s Arrested in Kafr al-Sheikh

The Egyptian state security forces have raided on Monday dawn( Dec. 31, 2007 ) houses of 8 Muslim Brotherhood (MB) members in Sidi Salem centre, Kafr Al-Sheikh governorate

Egypt arrests 8 from Muslim Brotherhood in sweep

Egyptian security forces arrested eight members of the opposition Muslim Brotherhood in dawn raids on their homes in the Nile Delta province of Kafr al-Sheikh on Monday, security sources and

MB Defense demands addressing 12 states on MB Activity

On 12/30/2007, the military tribunal against 40 MB leaders, toplisted by Khairat Elshater the 2nd deputy Chairman and Prof. Mohamed Ali Beshr, MB Executive Bureau Member, resumed. Defense pleading continued

Senegalese Islamic leader dies

The leader of Senegal’s most powerful Muslim brotherhood has died starting a three-day mourning period in the West African country.

The Great Divide: How Westerners and Muslims View Each Other

In most Western countries, the prevailing view among non-Muslims is that there is a conflict between being a devout Muslim and living in a modern society. But Muslims generally disagree