Egypt military court postpones verdict in trial of 40 Muslim Brotherhood members, lawyer says

The verdict in the trial of 40 leading Muslim Brotherhood members, a lawyer for the banned opposition group said, linking the postponement to upcoming key local elections.

El Erian to Al Jazeera: MB Committed to Peaceful Reform Despite Challenges

Essam El-Erian, a leader in the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) group and chairman of its political section- said in an interview with Al-Jazeera English TV Channel that the military tribunal trying

A Moderate Islamist is Arrested in Egypt – and What it Means for Us

Last Wednesday, Khaled Hamza, an influential (although low-profile) moderate in the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, was arrested. Hamza is the editor-in-chief of Ikhwanweb, the Brotherhood’s official English website.

Verdict of MB Military Tribunal Adjourned till March 25th ’for no Reason’

Without any justification for this measure, the military tribunal trying 40 Muslim Brotherhood leaders adjourned till 25th March its verdict which was to be due on Tuesday Feb, 26th, 2008,

Ikhwanweb’s Statement on Postponing Military Court Ruling

The 69 session of military tribunal for Muslim Brotherhood leaders, harshly criticized by international human rights organizations deemed by Egyptian civilian judiciary as "politically motivated" has adjourned the verdicts which

IOA turns historical mosque into a storehouse for construction materials

The Israeli occupation authority has turned the historical Souk Mosque in Tiberias into a storehouse for building materials after it was earlier used as a garbage dump.

17 MBs Arrested in Giza

Egyptian State Security forces have launched wide scale sweeps of arrests today at dawn(Tuesday Feb., 26th) in Giza governorate in which 17 Muslim Brotherhood affiliates were arrested.

Divisions in Our World are Not the Result of Religion

Karen Armstrong was a Catholic nun for seven years before leaving her order and going to Oxford. Today, she is amongst the most renowned theologians and has written numerous bestsellers

Still no justice for October 2000 killings

On 2 October 2000, as the Israeli army was beginning its ruthless crackdown on the second intifada in the occupied territories, 17-year-old Aseel Asleh joined tens of thousands of other

No-Fly to Dr. Al Ghazali, Denied Conference in Yemen

Egyptian State Security Police refused on Monday to allow Dr. Abdul Hamid Al Ghazali, a professor at the Faculty of Economy and Political Sciences Cairo University and a political adviser