Tariq Ramadan raps ’colonial mindset’ toward Muslims

Egyptian-Swiss Muslim scholar and Oxford professor Tariq Ramadan argued during a lecture at the American University of Beirut (AUB) that US relations with the Muslim world will only improve if

Israel arrests Hamas members

Israel has detained at least 10 senior Hamas members in the occupied West Bank, according to officials from the Palestinian group

MB MP Accuses Government of Failing To Respond To Parliament Decisions

Member of the MB Parliamentary Bloc and Parliament Committee of Education MP Ibrahim Zakariyya presented an urgent statement to PM Dr. Ahmed Nazif and Minister of Finance Botros Ghali on

Egypt will Arise

Egypt is a place where history is being made and the cradle for many civilizations, it participated in the formation of history in all fields, religiously, scientifically, politically and economically

Arrest of 11 Students of Al-Azhar University

The state security forces, on Monday 16th, have kidnapped 11 of MB students at Al-Azhar University from their homes in Naser City and confiscated their laptops, PCs and study materials

April 6th Calls for General Strike and Leaders Refuse To Join

In its statement that Ikhwanweb received a copy of, the April 6th movement called on a general strike for the Egyptian society on April 6 to protest against oppression and

University Chief of Police Trial Postponed

The Criminal court decided Tuesday, March 17, to postpone the case of Buheyra University Chief of Police Ahmed Eissa to May 17 to listen to the witnesses’ testimonies.

Engaging the Muslim World: Well what are we waiting for?

I, for one, welcome Cole’s book. It talks about engaging people and understanding them for who they are not who we believe them to be. There are plenty of people

The West Should Feel Shame Over its Collusion with Torturers

I invited Abdullah Almalki to breakfast in Ottawa but he only took coffee. And while I wolfed down my all-English breakfast in the Chateau Laurier Hotel (beloved of Churchill and

Zionism is the problem

It’s hard to imagine now, but in 1944, six years after Kristallnacht, Lessing J. Rosenwald, president of the American Council for Judaism, felt comfortable equating the Zionist ideal of Jewish