"Who are we? What do we want? Hear about us, from us!" This has been dubbed the title for the Muslim Brotherhood's first conference planned for Thursday, May 26, 2011.

Observing calls for a second revolutionary march on May 27, the Muslim Brotherhood is viewing with great concern the events.

The founders of the Freedom and Justice Party in the north of the Giza governorate have elected Dr. Ahmed Amr Darrag, professor at the Faculty of Engineering, Cairo University, to

Talks kicked off in a meeting between a Sudanese delegation including the Sudanese President’s adviser Dr. Mustafa Osman Ismail, and Ambassador to Egypt Abdel Rahman Ser al-Khetm at the Muslim

The Islamist leader, Dr. Ragheb el-Sergani, asked the youth to guard the revolution as it represents the rebirth of the Egyptian nation

Former Muslim Brotherhood MP and Lawyer Sobhi Saleh met with masses during a seminar titled “Hear from us not about us”.

Discussing the future Muslim Brotherhood media spokesman Dr. Essam el Erian relayed the group’s vision of a new Egypt in an interview with Washington Post senior associate editor Lally Weymouth.

Over the last two days Imbaba in Cairo has witnessed a spiralling wave of sedition and sectarian strife bearing down on Muslims and Copts alike which resulted in needless deaths,

Contemplating options the Muslim Brotherhood is currently exploring the group’s legal status. The group which was ‘banned’ during the Mubarak regime is to decide if it should become a civil

The killing of Osama Ben Laden might help to put a closure for the thousands of families who lost their loved ones to al Qaeda, and represents a major symbolic