While the Muslim Brotherhood respects peaceful protesters and demonstrators, the group rejects vulgarities, vandalism and violence

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Badie meets with Palestinian leader Meshaal to discuss vital issues for Hamas, Egypt and the entire region.

In an absurd act of blatant discrimination, the Academy of Arts prevents showing of a movie perceived as a ‘Brotherhood production’ in any movie theater in Egypt.

Muslim Brotherhood lawyer Abdel-Maksoud stresses that certain youth calling for an attack on the group’s Guidance Office are an utter disgrace to the peaceful revolution.

Muslim Brotherhood slams proposed UN CSW document which contradicts principles of Islam and destroys family life and entire society.

Although in 1928, Egyptian judiciary granted the Muslim Brotherhood legal status that cannot be impugned, stripped off or withdrawn, the group seeks to update its status soon.

Egypt Brotherhood leader Mahmoud Hussein reaffirms that the group did not intervene in the affairs of the presidency or the government and assures legal status of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Egyptian media unleash a litany of attacks on the idea of citizen’s arrest, fabricating fables about Islamist militias, whilst forgetting Black Bloc terrorists they recently honored on their TV shows.

While Egypt Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, welcomes public support for the country’s police force, it stresses that no-one can replace the force or take on its essential duties.

Egypt Brotherhood Chairman Badie sends his condolences to family of a young Brother who died from wounds inflected by a group of thugs when he tried to defend a woman