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Egypt: Court rules in favour of students and orders police off university campuses

A ruling by the High Court in Egypt has issued a rule ordering the government to abolish all police forces from university campuses. The police control access to the campus

US scholar calls on Mubarak to end unjustified attacks on students

A letter sent to President Mubarak by the Middle East Studies Association (MESA) of North America a major American academic association devoted to Middle East studies has indicated that it

Opposition organizes protests outside the Ministry of Education

The April 6 Youth movement organized a protest in front of the Education Ministry buidling demanding the immediate investigation of the assault by police officer on al-Azhar female students, and

Sunni scholars commend Khomeini’s decree

Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah 'Ali Khomeini issued a new fatwa on October 2 forbidding the defamation of the Prophet Muhammad's wife, or any other historic figurehead sacred to the Sunni

Contradictory accounts over Al-Azhar’s ban on Muslim Brotherhood book

Recent Contradictory accounts have revealed that a recent book on the Muslim Brotherhood by author Ibrahim El-Kholany has been rejected by Al-Azhar Islamic Research Academy based on orders from state

Egypt’s Pope offers his apology to Muslims

Pope Shenouda III from Egypt offered an apology in a television interview to Muslims who were offended after his top Bishop Bishoy reportedly disputed the authenticity of some verses of

MB slams Bishop’s offensive remarks and calls on Muslims to remain calm

The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt called on the Church to respond to the offensive comments made by Bishop Bishoy.

Report: Team B describes Sharia as threat to America

An article in Foxnews.com describes America as being “under attack" by a non-violent "stealth jihad,” A written report sponsored by the Center for Security Policy is flaunted by a panel

The Brotherhood exposed

The widely viewed TV drama Al-Gamaa, which follows the life of Muslim Brotherhood founder Hassan el-Banna, has sparked fierce controversy since it started airing at the beginning of Ramadan.

Why America Needs More Muslims

There is already a mosque near the site of the World Trade Center -- it’s been there since 1985. Men and women pray together at Masjid al-Farah; its services are