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Qaradawi calls on Egypt to ignore sectarian plots

“A plot against the January 25 Revolution to distort its image”. These words were used by president of the International Union of Islamic Scholars Dr. Yusef Qaradawi, to describe the

Al-Shater: Freedom & Justice program to be unveiled in a few weeks

The recently released Muslim Brotherhood's deputy chairman Engineer Khairat Al-Shater has ascertained that the group's new political party, Freedom and Justice will be the group's official political wing and will

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

Farouq el-Baz: The Next Egyptian President Should Do Without Security Guards Around Him

Space scientist Farouq El-Baz said that the next president should know that the prosperity of the nation is based on scientific research that secures the people. He must walk in

Egyptians Rally in Tahrir Square to Celebrate Victory and Mourn Martyrs of the Revolution

An impressive crowd rallied during Friday’s Tahrir Square Victory celebrating as Dr. Yusuf Qaradawi, delivered a stirring sermon, calling on Egyptians to preserve national unity pressing for democratic progress.

What the world is saying about Egypt’s historical Revolution

Obama: We must educate our children to become like young Egyptian people

Understanding the Muslim Brotherhood

All eyes are on Egypt's biggest opposition group, the Muslim Brotherhood. What are the Brotherhood's goals?

Democracy supporters should not fear the Muslim Brotherhood

Like Egyptians from all walks of life, we in the Muslim Brotherhood are taking part in the popular uprising to depose a repressive dictator. The overwhelming majority of Egyptians demand

MB denounces Al-Qaeda’s call to Egypt’s protestors to wage Jihad‏

In response to reactions of groups affiliated with Al-Qaeda concerning the ongoing protests in Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood’s English website editor in chief Khaled Hamza strongly denounces the calls for

Impediments to Clear Analysis of the Egyptian Revolution

Mubarak's government is seeking talks with protestors hoping to end the demonstrations that are crippling the economy and destabilizing the regime. Protestors, however, simply want Mubarak to step down, seeking