The FJP mourns a Brotherhood member who died Saturday from gunshot wounds after being attacked by opposition thugs last week in Egypt’s central Fayoum governorate.

Ignoring all rules, laws, constitutional articles and established principles, a court in Egypt accepts a complaint from failed presidential candidate Shafiq challenging Morsi’s election victory.

Hidden by headlines from the Middle East on the Syrian crisis and Obama's announcement of greater U.S. involvement, the uprising in Taksim Square and major cities in Turkey, and the

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, urges opposition to build their parties’ popularly in the street, instead of resorting to violence and alliance with ousted regime thugs.

Dozens of the ousted regime’s top officials and cronies finance and fuel a determined, desperate plot to topple Egypt’s first elected President.

In solidarity with the Syrian people, the Muslim Brotherhood will attend demonstrations, sit-ins and other events across Egypt in a whole ‘Syria Solidarity’ week that starts Thursday, June 13.

Spokesman Mehrez denounces the continued campaign by hostile media against Egypt’s Brotherhood, as opposition blackmails the government at times of crisis.

NCF chief Yousry urges Egypt opposition to accept President Morsi’s most recent invitation for national dialogue as the country celebrated the safe release of kidnapped soldiers in the Sinai.

Hailing the peaceful end to the hostage incident in Sinai, the Brotherhood urges greater endeavors for development of the whole region.

Closing every door of cooperation or dialogue, of positively contributing to solving the homeland’s crises, certain opposition parties wasted yet another opportunity to engage in debate when President Morsi invited