The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the Freedom and Justice Party, vows to form a broad-based government, if it gets a clear majority in forthcoming elections to the House of Representatives.

The FJP held, Friday and Saturday, its second conference for leaders in provinces across Egypt; reviews the political scene and the economic situation as well as the party's performance, plans

While certain opposition forces get up to their necks in acts of violence and criminal vandalism, as well as schemes of treason and sabotage, the FJP seeks to help establish

Those who shun democratic process are simply asking for the return of repressive corrupt regimes to rule Egypt all over again.

FJP leader Beltagy affirms that the party is on the look-out for election and political coalitions that work harmoniously, starting with negotiations that are free from pre-conditions and limitations.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, rejects as both unpatriotic and undemocratic desperate efforts to disrupt forthcoming parliamentary elections, now an evident pre-election phenomenon in postrevolution Egypt arena.

Although some Muslim figures hold that ‘People are the source of authority’ – as a principle – is actually a blasphemy, the Freedom and Justice Party deputy leader Erian assures

FJP leader Beltagy leaves his secretariat position up for grabs in elections to be held on the first of March at the party’s headquarters in the Egyptian capital.

On February 12, 1949, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood was assassinated; but his idea – the group he established – goes on, with steady steps on the same path

As Egypt opposition parties persistently seek to ditch parliamentary elections, the Brotherhood’s Freedom and Justice Party works for dialogue and national harmony to end opposition protest violence.