Brotherhood urges all Egyptians for positive participation in forthcoming popular referendum on the country’s new national charter, hailed by constitutional experts as the best Egypt has ever had.

Egyptian President Morsi replaces November Decrees with new Constitutional Declaration, but presses on for referendum on new charter, promising a new Constituent Assembly if constitution is voted down.

The FJP urges Egypt’s Public Prosecutor to continue serious investigations into the Itehadia Presidential Palace clashes in which thugs armed with guns, knives, Molotov cocktails and tear-gas bombs brutally attacked

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, condemns violence in all demonstrations and popular protests, and rejects actions that disrupt citizens’ lives and daily living.

With over 300 hours of – sometimes heated – debate and discussions for each article in Egypt’s new national charter, the document represents many firsts for the country, such as:

Translation of Egypt Muslim Brotherhood Statement issued Wednesday, in which all Egyptians are called for a mass demonstration on Saturday, December 1 in support of ‘Legitimacy and Sharia (Islamic Law)’.

Freedom and Justice Party’s Murad Ali assures that Egypt President Morsi’s Decrees are patriotic, and pre-empt heinous plots which are already unfolding.

The FJP holds that appointing a new Public Prosecutor for Egypt guarantees the integrity and seriousness of fresh investigations of ousted Mubarak’s senior officials accused of murdering unarmed revolutionaries.

Even with Egypt’s traditionally poor safety record, today’s tragic train-bus crash is utterly shocking, reminding officials of the need to make vital changes all over the country which have been

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood political wing celebrates as it elects the party’s new chairman, who replaces Mohamed Morsi after the latter won the country’s top post, President of the Republic.