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Muslim Brotherhood Mourns Former Chairman Mohamed Mahdi Akef

The Muslim Brotherhood mourns Mohamed Mahdi Akef, the group’s seventh Chairman, who passed in the harsh dungeons of the ruthless military coup junta in Egypt after a long struggle with

Muslim Brotherhood Statement on the Gulf Crisis & Terror Accusation

As the crisis in the Gulf region accelerated, the group issued a statement (June 6, 2017), in which it made a sincere appeal to heal the rift and preserve Arab

Muslim Brotherhood Offers Support, Solidarity, Appreciation to Mayor of London

Dear Mr Sadiq Khan, Mayor of London Peace and warm greetings of solidarity from the Muslim Brotherhood We extend our deepest condolences to you and to the families of the

Muslim Brotherhood Offers Condolences to Turkish People

The Muslim Brotherhood shows full solidarity with the Turkish people in their fight against criminal terrorists who threaten their country's security with escalating violence that kills and maims hundreds.

Muslim Brotherhood Mourns Mena Pilgrim Stampede Victims

The Muslim Brotherhood offers its sincere condolences to the entire Muslim world and families of the victims of the stampede in Mena, pilgrims who died in the tragic incident Thursday.

Muslim Brotherhood Thanks Countries Assisting in Refugee and Migrant Crisis

 The Muslim Brotherhood expresses its full solidarity and support for those who are forced to flee with their families and children from the brutality of their countries’ repressive regimes and

National Council for Human Rights Calls for the Release of Al-Shater and Malek

The National Council for Human Rights called for the immediate released of Eng. Khairat Al-Shater, Deputy Chairman of Muslim Brotherhood, Hassan Malek and other detainees who were tried before special

MB Secretary General contemplates attending court case

Ibrahim Mounir, secretary-general of the Muslim Brotherhood opposition movement's international wing, confirmed he was contemplating whether or not to attend an Egyptian court session scheduled for July 14.