As long decades of extreme and determined persecution, torture and execution in Egypt ironically helped the Brotherhood spread worldwide, now desperate acts of mindless violence will not derail its efforts

Founded in 1928, the Muslim Brotherhood has long been persecuted by consecutive regimes in Egypt which sought to disband it; and now to gain completely legal status, the group has

Brotherhood leader Ezzat affirms that the group will not be disheartened by old regime thugs and cronies resorting to extreme and desperate verbal and physical violence against the group and

While Brotherhood leader Hussein denounces all acts of violence, he condemns total media silence over persistent calls to attack and torch the group’s headquarters, of which 30 have been stormed

Egypt Brotherhood lawyer says parties calling for demonstrations outside the group’s headquarters must commit to peaceful protest and bear consequences of any acts of violence.

On the sidelines of an internal elections committee meeting, FJP Secretary Hanafi reveals some details of the party’s election platform – almost complete and ready for release.

Brotherhood leader sends video recording showing journalists and photographers deliberately provoking security personnel outside Brotherhood HQ Saturday.

FJP Secretariat in Egypt’s Dakahlia governorate condemns hate calls to further violence and vandalization attacks on party HQs by hostile websites and individuals.

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood reiterates its resolve to legalize its status once a relevant law – currently being discussed by the country’s upper house of parliament – is passed.

As Bangladesh government fiercely forges forth with its heavy-handed anti-Islamic hate and persecution campaign, Bangladeshi community in Egypt protests politically motivated capital punishment for Islamic movement leaders.