Ashraf Badr el Din, a member of the MB committee that wrote the party’s economic platform, argued that a high percentage of the Egyptian people have reservations about charging interest

Contemplating options the Muslim Brotherhood is currently exploring the group’s legal status. The group which was ‘banned’ during the Mubarak regime is to decide if it should become a civil

Dr. Mohamed Saad Ketatny, candidate for the post of Secretary-General of the "Freedom and Justice" party has announced that the documents of the party will be submitted in 10 days.

Following a two day conference the Muslim Brotherhood's Shura council revealed decisions made in their first historical meeting in 16 years.

After the heightened emotion and success of Egypt 's January 25th Revolution that left the global community standing in awe, many issues are yet to be resolved.

The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt visited numerous Churches during the Easter break, and extended warm wishes to the Copts.

According to Dr. Mahmoud Hussein, Secretary-General of the Muslim Brotherhood the meeting which is the first in 16 years will be held in the group’s new headquarters in Mokattam the

Khairat Al-Shater deputy chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood explained that the group’s main objective is to peacefully establish a civil state based on Islamic references.

Deputy leader for the Muslim Brotherhood, Engineer Khairat Al Shater, stated that the role of the group is not related to the role of the newly founded Freedom and Justice

The Muslim Brotherhood's media spokesman Mohamed Saad el-Katatni said the new atmosphere of freedom opened the door for all Islamist sects like Salafists and others to be an integral part