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Debate Continues as Constitutional Referendum Vote Approaches

As Saturday's constitutional and historical referendum approaches controversy surrounds the issue. The referendum is the first democratic initiative following Mubarak's ousting.

Heshmat: The West Must not Be Wary of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood

Muslim Brotherhood (MB) Shura Council member Mohamed Gamal Heshmat told Ikhwanweb that "America must not give rise to a new scarecrow in Egypt .

UK Awaiting Files on Freezing Mubarak’s Assets

British authorities have stated that they have not yet received files over looted money Egypt is trying to bring back from banks and companies inside the UK.

MB and guests to discuss challenges faced during transition at AUC

Media Spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood Dr. Essam el-Erian will be attending Tuesday evening, the second in a series of seminars organized by the American University in Cairo following the

The Muslim Brotherhood After Mubarak

Portraying the Muslim Brotherhood as eager and able to seize power and impose its version of sharia on an unwilling citizenry is a caricature that exaggerates certain features of the

Chief of SS admits ordering destruction of documents

Former head of state security, Hassan Abdel Rahman, has admitted to investigators that he ordered security personnel and officials to destroy state security files which contained incriminating evidence.

Qaradawi calls on Egypt to ignore sectarian plots

“A plot against the January 25 Revolution to distort its image”. These words were used by president of the International Union of Islamic Scholars Dr. Yusef Qaradawi, to describe the

MB chairman thanks all who intervened to end sectarian strife

The Muslim Brotherhood’s chairman, Dr. Mohamed Badie, has offered his sincere thanks to all those who intervened to put out the fire of sectarian sedition witnessed earlier this week in

MB accuses former regime of provoking sectarian strife in Egypt

The Muslim Brotherhood has criticised the former regime as being behind the current events witnessed in Egypt which have provoked sectarian sedition.

The New Egypt and the Muslim Brotherhood

The Brotherhood, in its current form, will not run in the coming elections. It is forming a new “Freedom and Justice Party,” which will be administratively separate from the Brotherhood,