Like the rest of the Egyptian public, the Brotherhood is shocked and dismayed by the court rulings issued earlier today – Saturday – in the case against ousted president Mubarak,

Absurd, illogical, unreasonable, is how Egyptian people, including the Muslim Brotherhood, describe the rulings issued Saturday in the case against ousted president Mubarak, his sons and his senior police commanders

Dr. Morsi pledges that – should he emerge the winner in the mid-June presidential runoff – he will seek retribution for the revolution’s martyrs and injured in a real trial

Denouncing Mubarak’s trial as a shameful theatrical farce, Morsi campaign spokesman finds it absurd and unreasonable that the judge in today’s ruling jails the former president for life but acquits

Millions of Egyptians have been turning out to vote for their new president, in a calm and dignified atmosphere, while some worry about the tremendous tasks looming on the horizon

It’s looking more certain by the minute that the Muslim Brotherhood’s candidate is heading for victory in Egypt’s crucial presidential elections for which polling ended at 9PM (7PM GMT) earlier

Freedom and Justice party chief’s presidential campaign stops at the elegant city of Port Said, Sunday, where Dr. Morsi promises to double efforts to achieve greater freedom and prosperity.

Talking to Sufi leaders about his electoral program, the Brotherhood’s presidential nominee – who is also the Chairman of the Freedom and Justice party – details Nahda project, its objectives

Rejecting as false Egyptian media reports that the Muslim Brotherhood’s popularity is fading and its presidential candidate has no chance of winning, a distinguished FJP lawmaker affirms that most opinion

Translation of a full report on presidential contender Dr. Morsi’s mass rally held in Aswan on May 5, 2012 as part of his election campaign across Egypt.