The jail of six Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders, among the 40 MB leaders referred to a military court, was prolonged for 15 days pending trial.

Ahmed Al-Qit, Hani Al Baktoushi, Fekri Rahhal, Amr Masoura, Ayman Abul Arashin, Khaled Al Qamhawi, and Yasser Al-Hanash, after paying 500 Egyptian pounds bail .

The government’s decision to refere Khairat Al Shater and other Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders to military court is "a flagrant violation of the rights of citizenship” said MB leader Dr. Essam

In an escalation that reminds us of the dark days of the 1990s in Egypt, when crackdown on dissent was at its hight, Khairat el-Shatter and other senior MB leaders

The Cairo-based Higher State Security Prosecution prolonged on Sunday Feb, 4, 2007, the detention of five Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders, and some well-known businessmen for 15 days pending trial.

Cairo Criminal Court delayed, on Tuesday afternoon, hearing the appeal against the Egyptian Attorney General’s decision of freezing the assets of 29 Muslim Brotherhood leaders topped Eng. Khairat Al Shater,

Egyptian Interior Ministry issued a new arrest warrant against Khairat Al Shater and 15 other Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders, in a continuation of  the regime’s policy of intimidation and terrorism

Thursday Dec. 14, 2006 after Al-Azhar University performed a sportive parade.It is worth mentioning that Al Shater, 15 MB leaders and 140 students from Al-Azhar University were arrested onand the

Cairo Criminal Court ordered the immediate release of the MB second deputy Mr. Khairat el Shater and 15 other MB leaders and rejected all charges brought by the government.

On Sunday Jan. 14, 2007, Egyptian security forces began another cycle of crackdown against members of the Muslim Brotherhood arresting Dr. Mohamed Ali Beshr, a member of the MB Executive