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MB NewsMilitary Tribunal July 12, 2009

Administrative Judiciary decides release to MB military tribunal hostages

The Administrative Court headed by Judge Mohamed Attia, Vice Chairman of State’s Council Court decided today to oblige the Ministry of Interior to set free thirteen of the Muslim Brotherhood’s
ActivitesHuman RightsPalestinePrisoners of Conscience July 12, 2009

Islamic Jihad: The division won’t end while political arrests in WB are ongoing

The Islamic Jihad Movement stated Saturday that the Palestinian dialog would not culminate with success as long as the PA in Ramallah is persistent in its political arrest policy against
ActivitesHuman RightsPalestine July 12, 2009

MP calls for enacting laws to block transfer of Jerusalemite land to Israelis

Jerusalemite MP Sheikh Mohammed Abu Tir has called for enacting strict legislations in the Palestinian legislative council (PLC) that would prohibit selling land or real-estate in occupied Jerusalem to Israeli
ActivitesHuman RightsPalestine July 12, 2009

Gov’t committee against siege slams Egypt for not allowing in lifeline-2

The government committee for breaking the siege on Sunday denounced the Egyptian authorities for barring humanitarian convoy lifeline-2 led by British lawmaker George Galloway from entering the Gaza Strip through
ActivitesIslamic IssuesPolitical Islam StudiesWomen July 12, 2009

Qaradawi’s New Book On Jihad

Marc Lynch highlights a new_book_on_Jihad by the Egyptian cleric Yusuf Al-Qaradawi. This book may be imporant and even influential — but not necessarily in the way that many Americans are
Activites July 12, 2009

Anti-Muslim Murder in Germany: a sad reminder of a disturbing trend

Last week in a German courtroom a pregnant Muslim woman was stabbed to death by a Russian man with a history of anti-Muslim hate crime.
ActivitesOther Issues July 12, 2009

“What are you doing?”

With this simple question, the international phenomenon known as Twitter was born. And, following in the footsteps of Facebook and YouTube, has quickly become the latest in a series of
ActivitesHuman RightsOther IssuesPolitical Islam Studies July 12, 2009

Taqrir Washington

The United States is a melting pot, a country that is very diverse in regards to religious affiliation. Although the U.S. has long been a Christian nation, it is worth
ActivitesHuman RightsObama July 12, 2009

Human Rights First Issues Blueprint for Promotion of Human Rights in Egypt

Just days before President Barack Obama’s first official visit to Egypt and his much-anticipated June 4 speech, Human Rights First (HRF) is urging the administration to chart a new course