Dispelling common myths that depict Islamists as mostly male chauvinists who marginalize women as housewives with nothing to contribute to society but raise children, the Muslim Brotherhood and its political

According to Freedom and Justice Party legal expert, Mukhtar Ashri, a new and better system for parliamentary elections in Egypt is to be detailed in the country’s new Constitution.

Press Release from the Freedom and Justice Party, the Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, on Saturday’s ruling by the Supreme Administrative Court to dissolve Egypt’s parliament.

Only months ago, Egypt’s first freely, democratically contested parliamentary elections were held at an estimated cost of LE2 billion (almost US$335 million) to the cash-stripped nation, and now a court

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood lawyers Alhafi and Abdel-Maksoud are referred to the Criminal Court for filing accusations of forgery against Supreme Constitutional Court judges who have not been investigated for the

Egypt’s new Information Minister meets with the heads of the country’s political parties; assures them that State-owned media outlets will not alienate any political players, and that freedom of speech

Denouncing total lack of media support for lawyers Alhafi and Abdel-Maksoud rights activist Borai urges Egypt’s Supreme Constitutional Court to drop the case against them without further delay.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood political wing, the FJP, welcomes ElBaradei’s just-registered secular Constitution Party, hoping it would adopt an honorable civilized political discourse and prove a worthy opposition.

With the help of constitutions of India, Turkey, France and Germany, Egypt’s panel in charge of writing the first post-revolution national charter has drafted over 100 articles on Freedoms and

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood seeks to assure all that it is indeed a wholly lawful and law-abiding organization, that – contrary to common belief – it had never been formally banned,