The FJP mourns a Brotherhood member who died Saturday from gunshot wounds after being attacked by opposition thugs last week in Egypt’s central Fayoum governorate.

On Sunday, a court in Ismailia (in the north-east of Egypt) ordered state prosecutors to investigate the escape of detainees and inmates from Wadi Natrun prison during the January 25

A pro-democracy conference organized by the Muslim Brotherhood and the FJP in Kafr El-Sheikh Wednesday is promptly halted as thugs storm the hall and attack guests.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, urges opposition to build their parties’ popularly in the street, instead of resorting to violence and alliance with ousted regime thugs.

Translation of Excerpts from the Muslim Brotherhood’s interview with the Egyptian newspaper ‘Akhbar Al-Youm’ on Saturday.

Those who rob the homeland, torture the people and spread corruption, over long decades, and now seek to oust the elected president, ignore the law and the Constitution, use violence

Egypt Muslim Brotherhood’s Shura Council is to hold a regular meeting on Saturday, June 22, where it discusses several important issues and events.

Egypt’s Shura Council refuses to involve the army and police in political affairs, vows to take Constitutional Court propositions into consideration.

While FJP leader Heshmat condemns illegitimate endeavors to oust Egypt’s President, elected only months ago, he reaffirms the country’s need for strong and effective opposition.

After losing their bets on bloody strife between government institutions, opposition forces should respond positively to the President's call for national dialogue.