Transcript of interview with Dr. Mohamed Morsi, Chairman of Muslim Brotherhood Political Department, member of Executive Bureau of MB and ex-member of Egyptian Parliament.

This interview was conducted with the general observer of the Muslim Brotherhood in Sudan to shed light on the nature of the organization there, and what it has to offer

Ikhwanweb had a phone interview with Al-Qadi Hussein Ahmed, chairman of Al-Jama’a Al-Islamia, in which Hussein said, "Till now, no one is certain whether Pervez Musharraf will leave his post

Morocco is setting the stage for the legislative elections scheduled to be held Sept. 7, 2007. Thirty Moroccan parties are expected to field candidates in these parliamentary elections, including the Islamic-leaning

A real democratic change in Egypt will not happen as long as the ruling party still in power; the regime does not have any credibility; it has failed in the

- "We did not hold secret deals with the government, domestic interests are top priority"- "We combated financial, administrative, and moral corruption, saved a lot for the budget of the

Khaled Taha from Doha: Dr Harith Silagetch the former prime minister of Bosnia and Herzegovina described the constitutional reforms in his country as cosmetic and artificial. Dayton Accords, he said,

Dr. Moahmed Habib, the First Deputy Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood responded to the Prime Minister statements. He made the following statement to Ikhwanweb "If anything the Egyptian government needs

Mr. Abdel Mageed el-Zanebate, the Jordanian Muslim Brotherhood’s chairman, chose not to run for a fourth term to give a chance for young leaders to steer the Islamic action in

Statement of the Chairman of the Muslim Brotherhoodat the Conference of the Frontfor Change held at the Egyptian Lawyers’ Syndicate.