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Mainstream MB’s Insist on Moderation

In collaboration between the Muslim Brotherhood and the Ministry of Endowment efforts are currently under way to form a committee to visit mosques and speak to the people in Egypt

MB Explores Neighborhood Watch Programs in Imbaba

Following the violent clashes in Imbaba the Muslim Brotherhood proposed setting up their own watch scheme.

The MB Stands for Justice and Freedom

The Muslim Brotherhood condemned the assassination of Osama bin Laden stressing that every person who is accused of a crime has the right to be put on trial.

MB Chairman Congratulates Palestinian Factions on Reconciliation

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie welcomed on Saturday, Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal and a delegation of Palestinian trends in the newly-opened MB headquarters in Muqattam.

MB Chairman Celebrates with Labour Movement Activists

Dr. Mohamed Badie chairman for the Muslim Brotherhood will be participating in a celebration scheduled Sunday May 8, to honour a number of labour movement activists both living and departed

MB Mulls Over Legal Status

Contemplating options the Muslim Brotherhood is currently exploring the group’s legal status. The group which was ‘banned’ during the Mubarak regime is to decide if it should become a civil

MB Pays Tribute to Labour Activists

A celebration is scheduled Sunday May 8, to honour a number of labour movement activists both living and departed who played a significant role in defending workers' rights in the

Arab League Chief Recognizes MB Dominance

Arab League Secretary Amr Mousa has stated that if he was elected as Egypt’s next President he would break with former President Hosni Mubarak's reliably amenable policies toward Israel.

London-based MB leader: Egyptian Revolution Will Affect Relations with Israel

Senior London-based MB leader, Mohammad Ghanem said this revolution would not be called a success unless it spreads throughout the entire Middle East and Muslim world.

Syria – A Chink in the Armor?

Arab youth are full of hope as uprisings throughout the Middle East remove one tyrant after the other. However, while Tunis and Egypt have had a relatively smooth sail into