Moderate Muslim Brotherhood

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MB spokesman denies assertions by Reuters and al- Masry al-Youm

Muslim Brotherhood media spokesman Dr. Essam Erian, denied allegations published in the Egyptian newspaper Almasry alyoum which alleged that according to the Reuters news agency that the Muslim Brotherhood will

Economists write up special Egypt report

Locked up in an Egyptian prison in the early 1960s, Sayyid Qutb wrote a book that has inspired successive generations of Islamists.

After Mubarak?

At times Egypt’s President Hosni Mubarak has seemed a little like the Queen Mother. Amid persistent reports of her imminent demise, she just went on and on. And on. So

MB offshoot in Jordan still to decide on parliamentary election

The Islamic Action Front Party's general secretary Hamza Mansour reported that the group is still undecided on whether to participate in the upcoming parliamentary elections in November.

MB describes TV series as defaming

Seif El Islam el-Banna the son of Hassan el-Banna, founder of the Muslim Brotherhood movement, ascertained that he had received many offers both from Egypt and abroad to produce an

MB reform demand petition gathers 16, 000 signatures to date

The Muslim Brotherhood's online campaign launched by Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie to gather signatures in support of the National Association for Change's "Seven Demands for Reform" charter has proved to

MB offshoot in Jordan calls on gov’t to disregard US and Israeli pressures on nuclear

The Islamic Action Front in Jordan issued a statement calling on the government not to yield to pressure from the US and Israel .

Virtual Brotherhood

The National's Matt Bradley has a story on the Muslim Brotherhood's Facebook clone:

Security arrests 20 protestors from Khaled Saeed Facebook group in Cairo

Security forces in Cairo arrested 20 members of the Facebook group "We are all Khaled Saeed" as they were organizing a silent march in Cairo .

Muslims: The threat from within

Contrary to the relatively recent but widespread fiction, Islam took roots and spread in much of South Asia not at gunpoint.