The Muslim Brotherhood’s parliamentary bloc denounced the regime’s latest security crackdown that led to arresting 140 students and professors of Al-Azhar University in one day; the bloc demanded forming a

A conference was held in Istanbul, Turkey, on 22nd through 23rd of December, 2006, which was mainly participated by most Sunni parties in Iraq along with Muslim scholars and representatives

Continuing the unjustified crackdowns of the Egyptian security forces, the residents of the village of Shaboul of Dakahlia’s Manzal, north of delta, were surprised with dozens of the Central Security

“I hope that those reading this message will know to what extent I am emotionally suffering after publishing those pictures [MB students’ parade]" "Since, Monday, when Al Masri Al Youm Newspaper

U.S. Department of State transcript of Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice’s interview with The Washington Post editorial board on Dec. 14, 2006, in Washington, D.C. QUESTION: Thank you very much

Attitudes toward the United States reached new lows through most of the Arab world over the past year, according to the findings of a major new survey [.pdf] of five

The Muslim Brotherhood students confirmed that the Egyptian security services that detained students under the pretext of rebelling against public order for exercising a sportive performance, are the same services

Daily Al Masry Al Youm had an all inclusive interview with judge Ahmed Mekki, the deputy chief justice of the Court of Cassation and a prominent figure in the Judges

The Higher State Security Prosecution jailed 140 Muslim Brotherhood members, topped by Engineer, Mohamed Khairat Al Shater, the MB second deputy chairman, and 30 leaders, 15 days pending investigation that

The International Islamic Federation of Student Organizations (IIFSO) denounced the latest arrest campaign that the Egyptian security services launched against Muslim Brotherhood students from Al-Azhar University within a series of