Following the January 25 People’s revolution the surfacing of Salafi groups who have normally kept away from politics has been witnessed with clear intentions of becoming involved in the political

Dr. Abdel Rahman Al Barr from the Muslim Brotherhood’s Executive Bureau criticized recent actions by some members of the Salafist groups who engaged in destroying shrines in Egypt.

This week’s messageby Muslim Brotherhood chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie concentrated on calling on all Egyptians, men, women, adults, and youths from all religions and creedsto celebrate its potential.

"The Muslim Brotherhoodis no threatto democratic development in Egypt,” professor of law at Ohio State University John B. Quigley said, adding he believed the MB will participate, not dominate the

“Oppression and tyranny no longer have a presence in Egypt following the fall of Mubarak's regime”, Dr. Mohamed Badie told female Brotherhood students at Beni Suef, south of Cairo, on

An article in Washington Times cited Former Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfield as being concerned that the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt will take over the revolution.

Dr. Essam El-Erian, member of the MB Guidance Bureau and the media spokesman of the MB, confirmed that democracy is the base of relationships within the group, and the history

We reject a religious state and no religious institution should interfere in political matters or bypass the role of the state.

Three groups representing Egyptian Christian youth have agreed on the initiative of the Brotherhood Chairman Mohammed Badi, to hold meetings with Coptic activists to clarify MB position on various issues,

Following an amiable phone call between Pope Shenouda and the Muslim Brotherhood’s chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie where he thanked him for his telegraph Badie launched an initiative to engage in