US Islamic Center: Democrats More Tolerant Towards Muslims

In an exclusive statement to Ikhwanweb, Director of the American Center for Islamic Research Dr. Salah Sultan said in his comments on the midterm election results that American Muslims believe that

Egyptians Tussle Over Filmed Life of Muslim Brotherhood Leader

Hassan al-Banna was a clockmaker’s son who turned his piety into politics and influenced Islamic political groups and militant movements across the Middle East. Now a duel is under way

First Muslim Elected To U.S Conngress

Arriving to a thunderous round of applause and cheers, Keith Ellison (D-MN) made his victory speech as America’s first Muslim elected to the U.S. Congress. The newly elected Minnesota Congressman

MB Equates Israel With Former Racist South African Regime

The Muslim Brotherhood on November 8, 2006, released a statement appealing to the entire world to do something to save the Palestinian people before it is too late

An apology by Jean-Charles Brisard and Guillaume Dasquié

An apology by Jean-Charles Brisard and Guillaume Dasquié to Sheikh Khalid Bin Mahfouz and Sheikh Abdulrahman Bin Mahfouz

Western press agencies willing victims of Israeli censorship

On the insistence of Colonel Sima Vasknin-Gil, head of Israeli military censorship, the Western press has agreed to give an incomplete version of the latest events in the Near East.

Egypt: MB Candidates Denied Candidacy In Spite of Court Ruling

The Qalyoubeya, north of Egypt, Manpower Directorate refused to abide by the ruling issued by the Administrative Judiciary Court allowing MB candidates to stand for the Trade Union election.

MB Says Arabs, World Acting As Accomplice To Gaza Carnage

MB Executive Bureau Member and Secretary General of Arab Doctors Union Dr. Abdul Monem Abul Fotouh condemned the heinous massacre perpetrated by the IOF against the noncombatant civilians in Beit

Judeo-Nazi Army Commits Huge Massacre In Gaza

The Israeli occupation army on Wednesday killed at least 25 Palestinian, mostly women and children in northern Gaza and the West Bank, apparently taking advantage of international media preoccupation with

Democratic Mirage Omar Abdelsamad. Harvard International Review. Cambridge:Spring 2006

MIDDLE EAST: Democratic Mirage Omar Abdelsamad. Harvard International Review. Cambridge:Spring 2006. Vol. 28, Iss. 1, p. 12-13 (2 pp.) In the Egyptian presidential elections of September 2005, President Hosni Mubarak’s