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Muslim Brotherhood Statement on May 4 Strike

Since the Executive Authority has turned a blind eye to all the calls for reform, the MB declares its endorsement of the call to stay at home next May 4,

Mahdi Akef: Muslim Brotherhood Rejects Gamal Mubarak as President

Mahdi Akef, chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), totally rejected Gamal Mubarak, the son of the current Egyptian President, as a possible presidential candidate.

Akef Criticizes Arrest of Female Political Activist Israa Abdel Fattah

Mr. Mohamed Mahdi Akef, chairman of MB, said that arresting Israa Abdul-Fattah (Facebook girl) due to April 6th strike stresses what the MB reiteratively stated; the Egyptian regime oppresses political

Brotherhood Chairman:Gov’t Attacks on Freedoms Unprecedented

Mohamed Mahdi Akef, the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) chairman, accused the Egyptian regime of violating the very basic rights and freedoms of its citizens in an unprecedented manner, which became evident

MB Urges Hamas and Fatah Leaders Meeting in Cairo to Reach Agreement

In his statement to the leaders of Hamas and Fattah gathering in Cairo, MB Chairman Mohamed Mahdi Akef urged to reach an agreement that would end hostilities and achieve stability

Muslim Brotherhood Statement Rejects Bush’s Egypt Visit

Many parties in the Egyptian political landscape have condemned the planned visit of the US President George Bush to Egypt , expected to kick off within days as a part

The Muslim Brotherhood Marks New Islamic Year and Coptic Christmas

Mr. Mohamed Mahdi Akef, Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood and the entire Executive Council, extend their warmest greetings to the Orthodox Christians in Egypt and throughout the world during their

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Condemns Algeria Explosions

Mohamed Mahdi Akef, the Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) condemned the explosions that hit the Algerian capital Algiers on Tuesday morning Dec, 11th, 2007, killing more than 50 persons

Mitt: No Muslims for Me

I asked Mr. Romney whether he would consider including qualified Americans of the Islamic faith in his cabinet as advisers on national security matters, given his position that "jihadism" is

Interview with Writer of the US Advice to MB

Marc Lynch, Assistant Professor of Political Science at George Washington university in the US capital, wrote in the last issue of the periodical "Foreign Policy"- issue of September and October-