January 25

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The MB Stands for Justice and Freedom

The Muslim Brotherhood condemned the assassination of Osama bin Laden stressing that every person who is accused of a crime has the right to be put on trial.

El-Baradei: MB’s Great Role in the Signatures Campaign for the Revolution

Dr Mohamed El-Baradei, possible candidate for the presidency, revealed the role of the Muslim Brotherhood in the signature campaign which was distributed by the National Association for Change, in the

Egyptian Government Rejects US Conditional Aid

Egypt has officially rejected conditional US aid worth USD 150 million in light of US economic support to Egypt, helping it overcome its economic woes and support the process of

MB Overcomes Suspicion in Uncertain Times

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.

PM Suspends Qena Governor Activities for three months

In order to quell protest Prime Minister Essam Sharaf has announced the freezing of the activity of newly appointed Qena governor Emad Shehata Mikhail for three months.

MB welcomes dialogue with the West without preconditions

The Muslim Brotherhood is open to talking with Western governments, without preconditions, especially after French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe asserted his country's readiness for an open dialogue with Islamist movements

MB Calls on National Forces to Agree on a United Electoral List and a Presidential

Dr. Essam Al-Arian, Muslim Brotherhood media spokesman and member of the group’s Executive Bureau called on national forces to agree on a unified electoral list

PM joins protestors in Friday of Gratitude rally

Egypt’s interim Prime Minister Essam Sharaf participated with demonstrators who gathered in Nasr City to express their gratitude to the military following Friday prayers.

Islamophobia Rears its Ugly Head Following Foreign Office Visit to MB

Triggering again the face of Islamophobia was the recent visit Thursday by a delegation from the British Foreign Office, to the Muslim Brotherhood’s administrative office in Alexandria.

Fact-Finding Panel: Mubarak Ultimately Responsible for Killing Protesters

Egypt's ousted leader Hosni Mubarak was complicit in shootings of anti-regime protesters as he tried to face down a popular revolt, a member of an official commission said on Tuesday.