The Muslim Brotherhood is shocked, saddened and dismayed at news of the massacre that took place in Port Said Stadium after Al-Ahly vs. Al-Masry match, and claimed the lives of

Dr. Mahmoud Hussein, Secretary General of the Muslim Brotherhood, stated that what happened Wednesday night in Al-Ahly / Al-Masry football match was nothing less than a massacre for which the

A number of young Muslim Brotherhood (MB) members who were involved in the protection of the Egyptian parliament against attempts by group of protestors to break in affirm that they

The first anniversary of the great Egyptian people’s Revolution witnessed a country living through a precarious transitional period. Some achievements have been made, such as: ousting of the head of

After the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP)’s candidate list won the most seats in the Egyptian parliamentary, there’s talk of the party possibly forming a new government, and questions as

January 25 marked the one-year anniversary of the inception of Egypt’s revolution against the dictatorship of the Mubarak regime, eleven days after the success of the Tunisian revolution, when its

Muslim Brotherhood Youth on January 25 Revolution Anniversary, Secure Egypt, Demand Power-Handover

On the first anniversary of Egypt's revolution, the Semiramis InterContinental, a five-star luxury hotel overlooking Cairo's central Tahrir Square, offered an espresso-stained postcard of the deep political and social divides

A number of young people angry with the Military Council (SCAF) vented their frustration at the Muslim Brotherhood-run stage in Tahrir Square on today's Friday of Dignity marking the anniversary

Muslim Brotherhood (MB) leaders rejected the Military Council's (SCAF) ratifying of bill number 13 issued January 19, that could reform Al-Azhar's independence law, saying SCAF no longer has legislative powers