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Several MBs Arrested Across Egypt As Crackdown Intensifies

Egyptian security forces stormed the houses of several MB leaders in Cairo arresting Prof. Dr. Houssam Abu Bakr el Sedeek, prominent engineer and Prof. at the Faculty of Engineering, Cairo

Jerusalem….When it is too late

One sees gloomy faces of residents who quickly return to their homes by sunset. One notices also a huge difference between East and West Jerusalem. Any one can notice this

MB Sweep the Jordanian Engineering Association

The Islamic candidate Abdullah Obeidat won the position Head of Engineers until the year of 2010, with significant difference number of votes as he got 3509 to 976 of his

Somali MB Calls For Dialogue and Immediate Cease-Fire

The movement also stressed in its statement the importance of “working together to achieve peace and national accord in Somalia, primarily the capital,” as well as the importance of “working

IOA issues new batch of demolition orders in O. Jerusalem

The Israeli occupation authority on Tuesday issued demolition orders against 31 Palestinian apartments in a number of suburbs in occupied Jerusalem, local sources reported.

Tolerance in Islam

Given what is happening in our country at this time, I would like to deliberate here on the Islamic values of tolerance and forgiveness. In simple words, tolerance is the

The Mubarak Test

In two weeks, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak will make his first visit to the White House since 2004. Egypt is, of course, a key U.S. ally and the United States

Obama’s Choice Shows Egypt’s Role

When the White House had to decide in recent days where President Barack Obama would deliver a high-profile speech directed at the Muslim world, a debate broke out among his

A Woman in the Muslim Brotherhood

The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt would give more freedom for all aspects of Egyptian society, including women, if the movement achieved power in the country, a female member of the

Obama’s Arab ratings: Six-nation survey

"Saudi Arabians have a 53 percent favorable opinion of Obama, followed by 52 percent in the United Arab Emirates,’’ Douglas reports. "From there, Obama’s popularity dips, with a 47 percent