The FJP affirms that the interim ruling Military Council – that was not elected by the people – does not have the right to dissolve a democratically elected parliament, assume

FJP calls for Egyptian film producer Ashraf Nabil’s release and unconditional acquittal in the case filed against him by Shafiq supporters for his work aiming to alert the public against

Despite deliberately misleading media reports to the contrary, Egypt’s Brotherhood confirms it is positively taking part in today’s million-man marches and other protest events in liberty squares across the country.

Presidential contender Dr. Mohamed Morsi listens to Egyptian women’s demands, and explains to them his vision for the future of expanding opportunities for women in post-revolution Egypt.

Although the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) did not formally ask Egyptian parliament to extend the notorious Emergency Law – brutally imposed for 31-years in Egypt –

Although Egypt’s first competitive Presidential election ever had its negative aspects and a number of violations, errors and irregularities, the Muslim Brotherhood and its political wing the FJP regard process-supervising

Morsi assures the people that the institution of the presidency will include Copts, women and revolutionary youth as well as other honorable presidential candidates; and he promises a constitution and

Egypt’s Islamist-led parliament enacts new law amendments to provide financial and medical care help to women-headed households who were overlooked by the corrupt former regime.

If the Egyptian revolution means anything, if the blood of the honorable martyrs of the revolution holds any value, if the excruciating suffering of those wounded in the revolution is

Nationwide vote-counting goes on, although 25 out of 27 provinces of Egypt have already announced results that leave the people with a stark choice of either Dr. Morsi, with a