Two key U.S. allies in the Arab world, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, are now both facing succession crises that may absorb, or even split, their political elites. This promises a

After eight long years of mixing oranges and apples, the Europeans appear to have finally learned the distinctions between constituency-based and societally-active Islamist militant movements, on the one hand, and

The Sawaseya Center for Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination welcomes wholly the Administrative Court ’s decision today July 12th, to release a number of the Muslim Brotherhood’s high ranking leaders who

Dr. Badr Al Nashi, Secretary-General of the Islamic Movement, had submitted his resignation immediately after the announcement of the results of the recent Kuwaiti parliamentary elections. The political bureau also

The Supreme State Security Prosecution in the Fifth Compound in Cairo , decided today to renew the detention of five MB members from Fayoum governorate for a further fifteen days.

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

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

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

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.

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