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Muslim Brotherhood Youth Launch “Ikhwan Cinema” on Facebook

A group of young Muslim Brotherhood members launched an entertainment page on the social networking site Facebook titled Ikhwan Cinema, rocketing to almost 9000 fans, and intending to relay the

Head of Coptic Assembly Praises Muslim Brotherhood

Dr. Sherif Doss, professor of internal medicine and head of the Coptic Assembly, affirmed that the Assembly met with leaders of Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) at least three times,

UNESCO Clarifies Position on Jerusalem

In a press release, UNESCO clarified its position towards Jerusalem stating that reports about recognition of Jerusalem as Israeli capital were mere allegations.

MB: Cleansing Egypt of Former Regime’s Remnants Priority

Setting aside ideological differences the Muslim Brotherhood participated with over 30 of Egypt’s political powers in the Tahrir protests on Friday, in a bid to save the revolution.

MB to Meet Orthodox Pope to Bridge Gaps

In an attempt to bridge gaps, a meeting has been scheduled by the Muslim Brotherhood chairman, Dr. Mohamed Badie, intended to rekindle relations between Copts and Muslims based on dialogue.

MB Concert in Alexandria to Celebrate Revolution’s Achievements

A host of Egyptian actors and sport celebrities attended an event organized by the Muslim Brotherhood in Alexandria on Friday.

MB in Yemen Calls For Transitional Governing Council

The Muslim Brotherhood in Yemen has issued a statement concerning the current situation in their country.

Political expert: Opposition Party differences Must be Overcome

Addressing crowds in a symposium at the General Egypt Library in Damanhour, Beheira Amr al-Shobaki, an expert in the Ahram Centre for Political and strategic studies covered numerous issues.

The MB’s Opinion – Points of Agreement

Egypt has been going through a transformational period since January 25th. On Friday, May 27th events took place in Tahrir Square and other squares around the country.

Saad Eddin Ibrahim: MB Is Organized But Not Most Popular

Dr. Saad Eddin Ibrahim, Chairman of the Ibn Khaldun Center for Democratic Studies, described the Muslim Brotherhood as the most powerful and most organized group prepared to enter in the