Mr. Abdel Mageed el-Zanebate, the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood’s chairman, chose not to run for a fourth term to give a chance for young leaders to steer the Islamic action in

Dr. Mohamed El-Sayed Habib, First Deputy of the Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood, affirmed that the uproar over the feared establishment of a so-called religious state and the related allegations

Amr Khaled’s efforts to organize venues for dialogue between Muslims and Danes have put him under attack, not from Western critics, but from local religious leaders, who say Khaled’s initiative

President Bush has said that making America more secure and defeating terrorists requires more democratic reforms in the Middle East. Among the ways, he said during his State of the

Bush’s public pronouncements on Islamic democratization take on a softer tone, as his recent trip to Pakistan showed. President Bush has begun to soften his tone on the urgency of

The Islamic Resistance Movement, Hamas, labeled threats of the Israeli Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz to continue target assassinations against Hamas leaders "a formal terrorism," stressing that the Zionist policy of

THE "DEMOCRACY backlash" is in full swing, largely because of the carnage in Iraq and the electoral success of the terrorist organization Hamas in the Palestinian Authority. In the past

Arrest campaigns targeting the Muslim Brotherhood continue when the State Security officers stormed Qina-bound train arresting two of the Muslim Brotherhood: Abdullah Khalil, a member of the Bar Association’s board

Dialogue Forum for Development and Human Rights released an evaluative report on the freedom of expression in Egypt during the last year. According to the report, 25 verdicts have been

Egypt’s government is cracking down on pro-reform activists, calculating that Washington’s drive to democratise the Middle East has flagged after Islamist successes in Egyptian and Palestinian elections. The prospect of