Egypt’s Military Courts: 94 Sentenced to Death, 701 Jailed In 8 Yrs

94 persons were sentenced to death and 701 others were given prison sentences out of 1136 defendants in 36 cases that appeared before the military justice between 1992 and 2000,

MB Responds to Mubarak’s Warn of Mixing Religion, Politics

MB Responds to Mubarak’s Warn of Mixing Religion, Politics: We Reject Theocratic State The Muslim Brotherhood responds to Mubarak’s warning of mixing between religion and politics saying Islam embraces all aspects

Brotherhood, Independent MPs Boycott House Sessions Over Mubarak’s Amendments

MPs for the Muslim Brotherhood, independents, Karama Party held a press conference in which they declared boycotting House sessions and rejecting president Mubarak’s proposed constitutional amendments. MPs for the Muslim Brotherhood

What Happened In Kifaya Demonstration: Detainee

While claiming that Egypt is waiting for the constitutional amendments that will change the country into a Mecca of freedom and democracy and spending millions of public funds to pass

Imagining Otherwise In Egypt

Opposition Campaign Embodying Bush Vision Now Lies in Pieces For two decades, politics in Cairo, the Arab world’s greatest capital, had emulated the leadership of President Hosni Mubarak: occasionally tedious

16th March: Rachel Corrie Day

Please read her letters below and see the courage of this great woman who sacrificed her life in defending Palestinians against Israeli and Global Terrorism. Please write articles and poems,

Last Hours Harvest Only in Egypt

The rule of prison, arrests, ever present aggravation, the refusal to allow the establishment of activities and observation, the cutting off of means of subsistence and the aggressive use of

A More Islamic Islam

A small group of self-proclaimed secular Muslims from North America and elsewhere gathered in St. Petersburg recently for what they billed as a new global movement to correct the assumed

More Proof Barack Hussein Obama Was a Muslim!!!!

The LA Times has the details, that they attempt to downplay and Allahpundit at Hot Air has his own commentary with the pertin

More Rights in Egypt, Not Fewer

Last month, a 22-year-old Egyptian blogger was sentenced to four years in prison for what he had posted online; he’d been charged with criticizing President Hosni Mubarak and insulting Islam.