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Brotherhood: Elections are the First Step Towards Stability and Democracy in Egypt

The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) described that Shura Council and the People’s Assembly elections as the first steps towards the democratic transformation for which the Egyptian people revolted and sacrificed their

Islam Hussein: Role of Religion in Liberal Society

*I would first like to thank the editors at Ikhwanweb for giving a liberal, not belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood, the opportunity to express a liberal view on an issue

Ghozlan: Muslim Brotherhood Rejects Military Rule

Just a few months before the Egyptian Revolution, Egyptians were surprised to see hundreds of posters in the streets of Cairo calling for the election of Gamal Mubarak as president

Hafsa Shoman, Youngest FJP Candidate, Vows to Defend Women Rights

Hafsa Atef Shoman is not a day over twenty-five. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English language and literature. The Freedom and Justice party (FJP) in Beheira governorate

In Exclusive Interview With Al-Jazeera, Al-Shater: Egyptians Will Defend Their Revolution If SCAF Doesn’t Handover

Khairat Al-Shater, deputy chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) hoped the West and the United States would change their policy towards the Egyptian people and to respect their will for

FJP Calls for Strong Economtic Ties Between Egypt and Libya After Qaddafi

Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) Secretary General, Dr. Saad Katatny, stated, that the end of Qaddafi's regime demonstrates a new victory for the Arab people and their resistance against tyrany,

Gamal Tajuddin: Lawsuits to Cancel Elections Derail Democracy

In an interview with IkhwanWeb, Jamal Tajuddin, Secretary General of the Freedoms Committee of the Egyptian Bar Association and leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, described 17 lawsuits filed in court

FJP Criticises Call For Presidential Candidates to Hold Debate in Washington

The Secretary General of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) Dr. Saad Katatny, criticized news that presidential hopefuls including Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei, Amr Mousa, Dr. Abdel Monem Abul Fotouh, Hamdeen

No Cause to Delay Democracy

Egypt is facing a moment of truth. The great hopes of its revolution are fading as activists rage against the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces and society divides over

WP: Delayed Democracy is the Real Threat In Egypt

Is Egypt imploding? A lot of people in Washington seem to think so, though they are talking about it quietly so far. Their fears are specific: that the Muslim Brotherhood