Egyptian Security Forces arrested 16 of the Muslim Brotherhood leaders on Monday February 8, 2010. The arrests included the Brotherhood's Deputy Chairman Dr. Mahmoud Ezzat, and three members of the

“The MB is based on reform on the basis of correct and complete Islam through all and any peaceful means,” the statement said.

Western media have long argued the Muslim Brotherhood is the father-figure for radical movements across the Islamic world, with their controversial thinker Sayyid Qutb being given the distinction of being

A number of Suffi leaders have condemned the high- handedness of the State Security in arresting the high ranking leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood Leaders in Egypt accusing the ruling

The arrest of three leading Muslim Brotherhood members in Egypt has brought much controversy to the country in the 48 hours since their detainment on Monday February 8. Now, Egyptian

Dr. Elewa's wife and family criticized the harsh treatment of her husband stressing that he suffers other health conditions and is in dire need of attention and special care.

The latest security clampdown on the Brotherhood's leadership heralds an even tougher policy.

Dr Farah Shenawy former Vice President of the University was among the protestors who convened in front of the Faculty of Medicine.

Egypt— Authorities in Gharbeya the hometown of the MB new Chairman Dr Mohamed Badie have arrested at least 9 members of the movement in a new crackdown on the group's

In roundups on January 28, February 2, and February 7, security forces arrested at least 31 Brotherhood members.