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MB to Submit Freedom and Justice Party’s Documents in Ten Days

Dr. Mohamed Saad Ketatny, candidate for the post of Secretary-General of the "Freedom and Justice" party has announced that the documents of the party will be submitted in 10 days.

MB Shura Council Meeting in Its Second Day

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Historic Shura Council Conference in Cairo is in its second day. MB chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie inaugurated the two day conference which began Friday.

MB members visit Churches during Easter break

The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt visited numerous Churches during the Easter break, and extended warm wishes to the Copts.

Pew Study Indicates Public Favours MB

As protestors in Cairo's Tahrir Square made the decision to end a dictatorial rule and peacefully overthrow the 30 year reign of oppression, tyranny and violence the world looked on.

Call for Shura Council’s Meeting

The General Secretariat of the Muslim Brotherhood has called on members of the Shura Council to hold an emergency meeting on Friday and Saturday 29 – 30 April 2011.

MB seeks participation not domination in trade union’s elections

Dr. Mohamed Ali Bishr, member of the Muslim Brotherhood Executive Bureau and Secretary General of the Engineers’ Syndicate stated that the MB does not seek a majority in the upcoming

Ikhwanweb statement: Correction to Dalia Mogahed April 6th article

Ikhwanweb posted an article on Wednesday, April 6, 2011 with several unintended misinterpreted statements attributed to Ms. Dalia Mogahed, made during her April 5th interview on Al Mehwar channel’s “90

Sufis and Salafis Unappeased

During a conference held by the Muslim Brotherhood in Beheira in a bid for reconciliation between the Sufis and Salafis both failed to see eye to eye regarding the destruction

Coptic organizations begin dialogue with MB

Three Coptic organisations have agreed to begin a dialogue with the Muslim Brotherhood (MB).

Religion in the Wake of the Revolution

Religion has always played an important role in Egypt and notably, when Mubarak stepped down, Islamists reemerged in the political arena.