In his March 26th column in Frontpage, Patrick Poole accuses us of “rely[ing] on the reader’s ignorance of the Brotherhood” to present our case in Foreign Affairs. He then cites

A Muslim Brotherhood parliamentarian asked why about 800 Al-Azhar graduates were excluded from the job of imam and preacher due to security tips.

The Faculty of Commerce, Mansoura University, dismissed on Sunday 9 students after referring them to a disciplinary panel for performing the play "Congratulations on the son" and for their protests

Wives of the detainees pending investigations on Al-Azhar explosions lodged on Wednesday a complaint to counselor Abdul Magid Mahmoud, the attorney general, in which they confirmed that their husbands are

A lot has been said and published lately about the Muslim Brotherhood by western researchers, but by far "The Moderate Muslim Brotherhood" study published in Foreign Affairs by Steven Brooke

Despite reservations from both sides, finally officials from the MB and the US had an opportunity to talk to each other directly when House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer met with

Dozens of human rights activists and bloggers staged a demonstration Sunday in front of the Press Syndicate protesting at the continuous detentions and chases against fellow bloggers. The demonstrating bloggers considered

Egypt: End Campaign Against Labor Rights Group The Egyptian government should reverse its order to close two offices of the Center for Trade Union and Workers’ Services (CTUWS) and should

Egyptian blogger and Ikhwanweb journalist Abdul Moneim Mahmoud is jailed for 15 days pending investigations. Shubra Al Khaymah prosecution investigated with journalist and blogger Abdul Moneim Mahmoud after arresting on Sunday

State Security Police forces Monofiya besieged the complex of faculties and its gates. This siege was imposed due to an artistic festival which Muslim Brotherhood students