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Muslim Brotherhood Youth Launch “Ikhwan Cinema” on Facebook

A group of young Muslim Brotherhood members launched an entertainment page on the social networking site Facebook titled Ikhwan Cinema, rocketing to almost 9000 fans, and intending to relay the

Badei Praises Choice of Coptic Christian Rafiq Habib as FJP’s Vice-Presdient

“Thanks to the revolution, this Ramadan the world is witnessing an ironic change of events as viewers worldwide are watching the trial of Mubarak Live on TV as opposed to

What Does the U.S. Want to Talk to the Brotherhood About?

In a confusing set of statements at the end of June, Washington appeared to be taking a bold initiative and denying it at the same time. Secretary of State Hillary

Muslim Brotherhood Youth Launch

A group of young Muslim Brotherhood members launched an entertainment page on the social networking site Facebook titled Ikhwan Cinema, rocketing to almost 9000 fans, and intending to relay the

MB Welcomes Arab Leaders’ Decision to Summon Ambassadors From Syria

Muslim brotherhood Secretary General Dr. Mahmoud Hussein welcomed the decision by Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Bahrain to recall their ambassadors from Syria. The decisions come amid mounting pressure from the

MB & FJP Members Mediate Between Muslims and Copts in Minia, Ending Violence

Members from the Muslim Brotherhood and Freedom and Justice Party intervened to solve clashes which took place Sunday between a number of Muslims and Copts in an Upper Egypt village

MB Chairman Addresses Distinguished Guests at the Annual Ramadan Iftar

Speech of Dr. Mohammed Badi Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood At the Annual Iftar Banquet

Amid Extensive Media Coverage, MB Elects Three Members to Its Executive Bureau

The Muslim Brotherhood held its first public internal election since the ousting of Mubarak, boosting its credibility as a democratic and transparent group.

MB Leader in Tunisia Draws Parallels with Egypt’s Revolution

According to Rashid Al Ghannouchi, Head of the Renaissance Party (the Muslim Brotherhood in Tunisia), Mubarak’s historical trial will push Tunisians to pressure the government to also try the ousted

Egypt: Army’s Role in a Democracy

Egypt has taken drastic steps and made many sacrifices to move forward towards becoming a fully-fledged democracy.