Despite Monday’s ruling by a putschists’ court to disband the group, the Brotherhood vows to remain steadfast on the path of democratic change, committed to its covenant with God and

The Cairo court verdict issued on September 23, dissolving the Muslim Brotherhood Association and freezing its assets, is neither legally sound nor justified in any way.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s response to Dr. Salah Sultan’s supposed comments in which he apologized to all Egyptians for the group’s mistakes.

As children get ready for the start of a new academic year, pro-military media outlets report explosions destroying Egypt’s schools, before they happen!

Let’s begin with the Jan. 25, [2011], revolution. The relationship between the Muslim Brotherhood — not so much the young revolutionaries, not the youth wing, but the old guard of

Putschists in Egypt are continuing their atrocious violations of basic human rights and rule of law, and escalating crackdown against opponents of the military coup.

The Brotherhood condemns the state of emergency imposed in Egypt and the extension announced by the military-installed puppet regime as constrains on citizens’ freedom.

The Muslim Brotherhood press office in London issued the following statement in response to latest attack by military and security forces against the town of Delga, Al Minya governorate, south

Egypt’s anti-coup, pro-democracy Christian liberal movement affirms that Christians were never subjected to any repression or harassment under Muslim Brotherhood rule.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood reiterates its commitment to non-violent protest in support for democracy and the return of legitimacy.