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Hafsa Shoman, Youngest FJP Candidate, Vows to Defend Women Rights

Hafsa Atef Shoman is not a day over twenty-five. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English language and literature. The Freedom and Justice party (FJP) in Beheira governorate

Sayed Darwish: Muslim Brotherhood Encourages Art and Creativity

This article is about the Muslim Brotherhood’s modern producer, director and writer Sayed Darwish (MB’s Art Committee official), not the famous Egyptian composer – although MB’s Darwish is honoured to

Western Fear of the ‘Islamist Other’,

An analysis of the role of ‘Islamic political parties’ or ‘Islamists’ in the democratic transition sweeping the Arab World, and a questioning of the West’s response to this, by Anas

In Exclusive Interview With Al-Jazeera, Al-Shater: Egyptians Will Defend Their Revolution If SCAF Doesn’t Handover

Khairat Al-Shater, deputy chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) hoped the West and the United States would change their policy towards the Egyptian people and to respect their will for

Heshmat: IM Code of Ethics Attempt to Improve Police Image in Egypt

Saturday’s announcement made by the Egyptian Interior Ministry (IM) during a press conference in Cairo cited the Ministry vowing to draft a code of ethics for the Police apparatus. This

FJP Leader: Democracy in Egypt will Solve Copts Issues

In an article in the New York Times, Ross Douthat wrote that following the revolution in Egypt, “The Coptic community has faced escalating terrorist and mob violence where 100,000 Copts

How Liberals Are Losing the Battle for Egypt’s Future

The enraged crowd had a target: the satellite television transmission truck parked at the edge of Tahrir Square, by the Hardees. "Get out, get out!" screamed a hundred men, while

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and ruling military: Deal or no deal?

Since March of this year, the Muslim Brotherhood and the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (SCAF) appeared to have had a behind-the-scenes deal, agreement or accommodation, from which both

Shadi Hamid: What Obama and American Liberals Don’t Understand About the Arab Spring

Throughout the Arab spring, analysts and policymakers have debated the proper role that the United States should be playing in the Middle East.

Poll Reveals 35% of Egyptians Support Muslim Brotherhood

A survey published by the Middle East News Agency (MENA) revealed that 35 percent of Egyptians support the Muslim Brotherhood (MB). It Also showed that 58% would not elect a