Turkey, Palestine, Morocco: No Welcome to Islamists

Only in pagan religions, the one can justify why a man like Ataturk has been controlling the lives of people till nowadays. The man was buried while his statues are

Muslim Brotherhood…From Discipline to Eradication

While the moderate Islamic movement is soaring high in Turkey, and indications show that it will achieve a similar soaring in Morocco, where the legislative elections will be held next

Amnesty International Report 2007 : Egypt

At least 18 people were killed and more than 100 injured in bomb attacks in Dahab (southern Sinai) in April.

Monoufiya Group Rearrested

Monoufiya MB members have been rearrested and, then, sent away to Torah Prison complex

Military Tribunal Resumes Amid Worries about Al Shater’s Health

Al Shater was present although his health is deteriorating, having symptoms of swelling diabetic foot even worsened due to infection and lack of proper health care

Al Shater’s Military Trial Adjourned Until next Sunday

The Military Tribunal of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders adjourned their trial session till Sunday, Sep, 2nd, 2007.

DO ’s and DON ’T’s , Make Your Voice Heard on

When attending a Da’wah stall (or during any other Da’wah sit-uation) you are an ambassador/ Representative of Islam. The way that you appear to the non-Muslims will leave them with

A Conversation Continued: Democracy and Demagoguery in the Middle East

The problem with the manic debate in Washington—irrational exuberance followed by despair—is that it misses gradual but real changes occurring in the region. There are many deep political problems in

Democracy in the Middle East: A Dangerous Idea?

In reference to the Turkish presidential elections underway, Jackson Diehl at the Washington Post writes: "The notion that democracy and Islam are fundamentally incompatible is about to get a resounding

CSID: Eighth Annual Conference

A detailed report of the Eighth Annual Conference of Center for the Study of Islam & Democracy .