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Gharbiya Feast Prayer Detainees Released

Kafr Al-Zayat district court in Gharbiya, in north of Cairo, issued its ruling, on Thursday, of releasing the three Muslim Brotherhood detainees because of the malicious notification to the Awqaf

Prison Authorities Delay Family Visits For MB Detainees

On Wednesday 27/12/2006, Cairo provisional detention administration prevented several families and children of detained Muslim Brotherhood members from visiting their loved ones, although the families carried valid permits and had

Muslim Brotherhood statement over the security crackdown

Muslim Brotherhood statement over the security crackdown on Sunday 24/12/2006 at dawn against MB members and businesses

Police Raids Several Businesses Owned By MB Members In Cairo

Police forces raided several businesses owned by Muslim Brotherhood members in Cairo, in another episode of the latest crackdown by the Egyptian government.

Statement From the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt

Our group is facing a fierce campaign aiming to distort its image, frighten people and incite them against it, with the participation of official media and security services, after some

MB Statement on Latest Arrests

While the Egyptian regime claims that it seeks a comprehensive reform that gets the country out of the state of deterioration it is witnessing on all political, social and economic

MB Backs Arab League Initiative on Lebanon

After the latest political crisis that emerged in Lebanon, the Arab League rushed to mediate to solve the crisis as Mr. Amr Mousa, the Arab League Secretary General, and Dr.

IIP Urges Unity to Save Iraq

Iraqi Islamic Party (IIP) released, on Thursday November 23, 2006, a statement on the incidents taking place in Baghdad on that very day. The statement, a copy of which was

MB’s Habib Criticizes Rose El Yousef over Misquote

MB First Deputy Chairman, Dr. Mohamed Habib, released a statement refuting claims published by the daily Rose El Yousef, in which the paper said that the Muslim Brotherhood depicted the

Al-Gama’a al-Islamiyya is Not MB Offshoot

Historically, Al-Gama’a al-Islamiyya movement first emerged in most Egyptian universities as groups of young Muslim students who distanced themselves from the Muslim Brotherhood. Al-Gama’a al-Islamiyya didn’t have specific organizational ideology;