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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

Brotherhood Journalists Concede Defeat in Syndicate Elections

The first elections of the Egyptian Journalists Syndicate after the Revolution saw Mamdouh Al-Wali, a Muslim Brotherhood ally, winning the chairman’s seat against competition from the left-wing Yehia Qalash after

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

MB Legal Experts: Killers of Khaled Said Should Be Retried

In a statement to IkhwanWeb, Jamal Tajuddin, Secretary General of the Freedoms Committee of the Egyptian Bar Association and leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, called upon the Egyptian Public Prosecutor

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 Leader: Democracy in Egypt will Solve Copts Issues

In an article in the New York Times, Ross Douthat wrote that following the revolution in Egypt, “The Coptic community has faced escalating terrorist and mob violence where 100,000 Copts

“Mohamed and Mina”, Duette That Became Symbol of Egyptian Revolution

'Mohamed and Mina: Why is the Revolution sweet and beautiful when you're with me ..'' is a song that the Egyptian Mina Daniel sang in a timeless night of Egyptian

How Liberals Are Losing the Battle for Egypt’s Future

The enraged crowd had a target: the satellite television transmission truck parked at the edge of Tahrir Square, by the Hardees. "Get out, get out!" screamed a hundred men, while

An Appeal by the Muslim Brotherhood to all Egyptians

Does what happened last night around Maspero make sense? especially amongst those who were taking turns to pray every Friday in Tahrir Square, with Christians pouring water for fellow Muslims

US Denies It offered to Send Troops to Protect Coptic Churches

Statement on the Events of October 9 We are deeply concerned by the violence between demonstrators and security forces in Cairo October 9, which resulted in a number of deaths