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New Pew Forum Report offers an In-Depth Profiles of Muslim Networks and Movements in Western

The Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life has released a new report on "Muslim Networks and Movements in Western Europe," profiling several of the oldest, largest and most influential

French Expert: MB preserves stability in the world

The Muslim Brotherhood bloc is an excellent example of moderate globalization which helped contribute to the stability of the world.

How is Islam the Solution?: Constitutional Visions of Contemporary Islamists

Kristen Stilt, How is Islam the Solution?: Constitutional Visions of Contemporary Islamists (May 20, 2010). Texas International Law Journal, Forthcoming; Northwestern Public Law Research Paper No. 10-22. Available at SSRN

Lebanon’s MB meets with Bashour and Hezbollah officials

Ibrahim el-Masry, Secretary General of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) in Lebanon met with the leaders of committees and leagues chaired by Maan Bashour, General Co-coordinator of the MB center in

MB offshoot in Jordan the IAF ratify shura council poll results

The executive office of the Islamic Action Front (IAF) MB in Jordan has officially ratified election results at 19 branches and called for reelection in two branches.

Impediments in the path of Muslim unity

Two laments are common among Muslims: lack of unity and negative projection of Muslims in the Western media. Most Muslims believe cooperation between Muslim rulers and governments constitutes unity.

EXCLUSIVE: Muslim Brotherhood Resource Website Likely New Front Organization.

Ikhwanscope is an independent Muslim Progressive and moderate non-profit site, concentrating mainly on the ideology of the Muslim Brotherhood Movement founded by the Imam Hassan Albana.”

Egypt: 25 Jihad suspects detained

25 Egyptians belonging to a Jihad group were detained on suspicion of planning a bombing attack against Jewish pilgrims in the Beheira governorate.

Brotherhood to Egypt: Don’t squeeze out moderates

The new leader of the Muslim Brotherhood said on Tuesday government efforts to squeeze Egypt's biggest opposition group out of politics would only spur on "deviant" and potentially violent Islamic

Is the Brotherhood pushing the self-destruct button?

Not long ago the Muslim Brotherhood was the most dynamic opposition force in Egypt. Now, excluded from any meaningful political participation and riven by internal conflict, it is practically indistinguishable