Tuesday, June 12, the two presidential run-off contenders, Dr. Mohamed Morsi, the Brotherhood’s candidate; and General Ahmed Shafiq, ousted Mubarak’s last Prime Minister, hold a televised elections debate of a

FJP calls for Egyptian film producer Ashraf Nabil’s release and unconditional acquittal in the case filed against him by Shafiq supporters for his work aiming to alert the public against

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political wing, the FJP, announces it is to positively participate in tomorrow’s protests and activities around the country’s provinces.

Egypt’s old guard loyalists escalate their actions against the revolutionaries and the Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the Freedom and Justice Party, resorting to last-ditch heinous acts of lawlessness, violence and

As Muslim Brotherhood youth take part in activities marking the memory of Khalid Saeed, the organization’s political wing, the FJP, pays tribute to the Martyr credited with sparking Egypt’s January

Brotherhood spokesman Mahmoud Ghozlan rejects Ahmed Shafiq’s slanderous attacks, claims and allegations against the venerable organization, proving who is the ne plus ultra of old guard hangovers.

Representative of Martyrs’ families give their trust and confidence to the Brotherhood’s presidential candidate, Dr. Morsi, to exact fair retribution against killers of their children during the revolution.

In the after-shock of the old regime verdicts, the FJP decides not to attend a meeting called by the ruling military council for tomorrow (Tuesday), and affirms that a general

Revolutionary youths carry presidential contender Morsi on their shoulders in Egypt’s famed liberty square, as they together with Muslim Brotherhood youths condemn ousted Mubarak’s trial outcome as a shameful travesty

The Brotherhood confirms participation in tomorrow’s protests across the provinces of Egypt, denouncing the lenient verdicts against Mubarak and his most senior aides.