Since the fall of autocrat Mubarak in Egypt, certain forces have repeatedly tried to push the country back to the old tyrannical way of governance, absurdly rejecting the elected president,

Stressing that elections are the democratic gateway to achieving change, Muslim Brotherhood Spokesman Mehrez affirms that National Salvation Front demands and conditions are totally absurd.

Brotherhood leader Ghozlan reaffirms that the group’s Guidance Bureau has no contact with the Presidency and strictly refrains from interfering with presidential institution affairs.

Refuting baseless claims of a Muslim Brotherhood power grab, Husseini reaffirms that the group that gave Egypt its first elected President (Mohamed Morsi) has not taken but a comparatively negligible

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood denounces use of fake witnesses by private satellite TV stations to vilify the group, something they used to do for long decades – with little to show

On February 12, 1949, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood was assassinated; but his idea – the group he established – goes on, with steady steps on the same path

Freedom and Justice Party leader Dr. Al-Garf rejects as utterly ludicrous claims made in certain print and broadcast media accusing the Muslim Brotherhood of inciting sexual harassment.

Total number of protesters on the 2nd anniversary of Egypt’s January 25 Revolution amounts to a fraction of those who participated in the original demonstrations that swept away the Mubarak

While some mark the 2nd anniversary of the Revolution with sincere efforts to help low-income Egyptians, some others wage a desperate war of mindless mayhem, destruction and vandalism.

As the Brotherhood devotes its efforts to serve the Egyptian man in the street, with medical convoys and huge charitable markets, dark forces comprising thugs and saboteurs persistently target its