Ikhwan MPs Delegation Meets With UN Representative

A delegation from the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood MPs topped by Dr. Hamdy Hassan, spokesperson of the MB Parliamentary Bloc, and his deputy met with Ms. Geneve Abdu, the researcher with

How to Face The Constitutional Violations By The Government

 All current indicators denote that the National Democratic Party (NDP) - both who claim to be reformist, and who’s usually described as conservative- has decided to lag after the micro-steps

Muslim Brotherhood between imitation and modernization

The issue of modernization and imitation rises from time to time. This issue is often put forth as a form of criticism for MB on the grounds that the group

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood to make a movie

The Muslim Brotherhood is pressing on with arguably its most ambitious endeavor to date. A movie. The theme is the life of the outlawed group’s founder, social and political reformer

Western Union Profiles Muslim Names

Money transfer agencies like Western Union have delayed or blocked thousands of cash deliveries on suspicion of terrorist connections simply because senders or recipients have names like Mohammed or Ahmed,

Back to “serving the people”

I don’t know when, but it was likely sometime during the 1990s Dirty War that the Egyptian Interior Ministry decided to change its motto, usually printed on dusty signs that

9000 to 1

Recent editorials in the New York Times and Washington Post (among others) about how the Palestinians are getting their come-uppance in the current bombing of Gaza are so far removed

98 Muslim Brotherhood Detainees Released

The High State Security Prosecution Thursday July 4, 2006, decided to release on bail 98 of detainees belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood while it extended the detention of 31 others.

Kuwaiti Elections: Islamists Rise And Start of Real Democracy

The Kuwaiti parliamentary elections (KPE) represent a critical turning point towards real democratic

Egypt: The Gamal Mubarak Paradox

Among the ironies of Egypt’s stalled process of political reform is that it is inextricably linked to the future of 42-year old presidential scion Gamal Mubarak. The younger Mubarak fashions