Runoffs Settle Most Seats in Egypt’s Finale  Police barred voters from casting ballots in some stations. (Reuters)  By Hamdy Al Husseini, IOL Correspondent CAIRO, December 2, 2005 (IslamOnline.net) – Final

Muslim Brotherhood ’won no seats’ in Egypt elections The leading opposition group, the Muslim Brotherhood, won no seats in the final round of Egypt’s parliamentary elections after police barred thousands

The Rise of the Islamists and their LegitimaciesZouheir Kseibati The latest surprises of the Parliamentary elections in Egypt complete today the picture of the earthquake that toppled the traditional equation

The 3rd Round Witnessed Government Changing Approach By Muhammad Abdel Moaz The government assumed its usual strong-arm tactics in order to clamp down on opposition and Muslim Brotherhood in particular. For the

Confirmed By-elections in EgyptAn Egyptian Secularist Dilemma:Between a Corrupt Government and a Theocratic Government For many long years the picture in Egypt lacked many parts that prevented it from its

 Egypt’s Islamist opposition Muslim Brotherhood said on Friday that 30 of its 49 candidates in the third stage of parliamentary elections won a place in run-offs next week but none

Voters fought with riot police restricting access to the polls in the last stage of Egyptian elections on Thursday and the Muslim Brotherhood said the government was trying to limit

The final results: 35 of Brotherhood’s Nominees in Run-offs Despite of security repressive measures of cordoning polling centers and some complete villages that marred the third round of parliamentary polls, the

Two Brotherhood Nominees in el-Mansora were Defeated by Fraud In a new episode of ballot fraud, the Muslim Brotherhood’s candidates in el-Mansora were announced unsuccessful albeit their sweeping lead during ballot