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MB deputy Chairman El-Shater suffers heart attack following argument

Political prisoners languish under further restrictions while Mubarak regime prisoners are given preferential treatment.

MB Statement on the Events of Friday, 25 February, 2011

Freedom of expression is a sacred human right and peaceful demonstration is a form of collective expression.

Egyptian Uprising overthrows its Zionist Master

At the start of the Egyptian uprising western public opinion responded positively to the mostly young, middle class, people who took to the streets demanding greater political freedoms which many

New Culture Minister: MB peaceful and moderate group

Newly appointed Culture Minister Mohamed Abdel-Moneim El Sawy has denied rumours about his affiliation to the Muslim Brotherhood.

Beltagy: Dismissal of Shafiq’s Government Is a Must

Wael Ghoneim, administrator of Khaled Saeed's Facebook group, went on the stage in Tahrir Square hand in hand with Dr.Mohamed El-Beltagy, leader of the Muslim Brotherhood chanting "Together, one hand"

Ignoring the Snubs – The Brotherhood Moves Forward

Responding to mass calls for his resignation and finally handing power over to the military on February 11th, 2011, Mubarak is now being held accountable for amassing billions of dollars

Katatni: Polls for MB’s New Party to Take Place Once It Is Established

Dr. Mohamed Saad Katatni from the Muslim Brotherhood's Executive Bureau and co-founder of "Freedom and Justice" has noted that the process of collecting the necessary signatures for establishing the party

Why Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood isn’t the Islamic Bogeyman

Western fears of Islamist takeover in post-Mubarak Egypt are unfounded. During recent protests, the Muslim Brotherhood has demonstrated a commitment to peaceful political participation. The US now has an opportunity

Experts: A change of heart among the Salafists in the aftermath of January 25

Salafists in numerous governorates in Egypt held conferences after the success of the January 25 revolution and chanted slogans like "Egypt is an Islamic state, not a civilian one”, referring

Ketatni: Freedom and Justice Ungoverned by MB’s Executive Bureau

Dr. Saad Ketatni, member of the Muslim Brotherhood's Executive Bureau, said: The Muslim Brotherhood's political party 'Freedom and Justice' would be completely independent, not binding on the MB's Executive Bureau.