Egypt’s Brotherhood statement about the utterly ruthless and totally unjustifiable attack on Egyptian border-guards near Rafah crossing in the North of Sinai.

Egypt’s Brotherhood leader Badie urges his Somali counterpart to work hard for reconciliation and national harmony, in order to achieve unity, stability and reform.

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Dr. Badie underscores need for Sudanese people to close ranks and unite to face current challenges.

The Muslim Brotherhood announces a vision of the new Constitution where the military plays no political role, and has no power to control Parliament, and where no civilians are subjected

Cairo – Egypt, June 17, 2012: Translation of the Freedom and Justice Party’s Essam El-Erian Interview with Egyptian Al-Ahram newspaper in which he assures that despite all the tumultuous events,

More than a year after the first stirrings of the Arab Spring, there continues to be a strong desire for democracy in Arab and other predominantly Muslim nations. Solid majorities

As Egypt moves boldly from one challenge to the next, in its arduous path from despotism and corruption to democracy and rule of law, there are still dubious reactionary parties

According to Muslim Brotherhood leaders, the organization seeks to be amongst the first establishments to secure its legal status as a registered charitable and non-profit civil society association.

In a conference in Beirut, Lebanon, Saturday, the Muslim Brotherhood’s Mahmoud Ghozlan assured that Egypt’s revolutionaries and their President-elect Dr. Morsi, his party (the FJP) and the Brotherhood are all

Dr. Morsi and the Freedom and Justice party endeavor for an all-inclusive national accord, exhorting all political and revolutionary parties, groups and movements to close ranks and face the counter-revolution.