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The Principles of The Muslim Brotherhood

In 1996, the Harvard International Review magazine’s editor-in-chief contacted the Muslim Brotherhood Deputy Chairman Mr. Mohammad Ma’mun El-Hudaibi (picture) and hoped that he may contribute through preparing a study on

Strategies for Engaging Political Islam

Political Islam is the single most active political force in the Middle East today. Its future is intimately tied to that of the region

POMED Report: “Strategies for Engaging Political Islam”

Political Islam is the single most active political force in the Middle East today. To offer insights into this critical issue, the Project on Middle East Democracy partnered with the

The Fight over the Meaning of Islam

Without denying that Islam as a faith and a world-historical religion continues to retain a pointed political charge and a fighting edge in the contemporary world, it is very important

Israel, Turkey and Low Seats

Last week a small crisis with potentially serious implications blew up between Israel and Turkey. Israeli Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon summoned Turkish Ambassador to Israel Ahmet Oguz Celikkol to

In his first weekly statement Badie stresses on the importance of consultation and democracy.

In his statement titled "Praise be to Allah by whose grace there is achievement" Badie commended the former Chairman Mohamed Mahdi Akef who successfully illustrated these measures where he lead

Muslim Brotherhood chairman Dr Mohamed Badie mourned the death of Dr. Ali Sabri

Muslim Brotherhood chairman Dr Mohamed Badie mourned the death of Dr. Ali Sabri, a renowned Civil Engineers Professor and consulting engineer who passed away yesterday evening

Is al-Qaeda winning?

What does it say about Washington's ''war on terror'' that dozen and a half people with paper cutters forced hundreds of thousands of Western troops into the battlefields of the

The Islamists are not coming.

Almost two decades ago, even before his alliance with Osama bin Laden, Egyptian jihadist Ayman al-Zawahiri wrote a tract condemning the Muslim Brotherhood's abandonment of revolutionary methods in favor of

Morsy: Neither the killing of our Egyptian soldier nor the construction of the Steel Wall

Morsy stressed that we mustn't be sidetracked by current incidents on the border such as the shooting and death of the Egyptian soldier during the clashes in Rafah, Egypt.