Observing calls for a second revolutionary march on May 27, the Muslim Brotherhood is viewing with great concern the events.

The controversial debate continues as Copts voice their fears concerning the continuation of Article 2 of the 1971Egyptian Constitution which was voted on during the referendum.

We call on all factions, non-governmental organizations, armed forces and the government to unite in saving the revolution and defending the spirit of liberty by stopping the actions and holding

Egypt’s military rulers issued today an interim constitution expected to regulate the country’s political transitional period.

We reject a religious state and no religious institution should interfere in political matters or bypass the role of the state.

The Washington Post published on Tuesday that voting yes on the referendum on the constitutional changes indicates the keenness of Egyptians to hold democratic parliamentary and presidential elections.

Following an amiable phone call between Pope Shenouda and the Muslim Brotherhood’s chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie where he thanked him for his telegraph Badie launched an initiative to engage in

United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon visited Egypt, following Egypt’s historical referendum and met with the country's Prime Minister Essam Sharaf, deputy minister Yehia El-Gamal, foreign minister, Nabil Al-Araby, head of

Media spokesman for the Muslim Brotherhood Dr. Essam El-Erian has affirmed that the Egyptian people have the right to freely take their decision and the MB is committed to respect

The Muslim Brotherhood condemns the vicious attack on ElBaradei, describing it as an uncivilised and disgraceful incident.