Prosecutors charge MB leaders with same host of accusations which members have become accustomed to.

Dr Ossama Nasr the latest victim from the MB Executive Bureau who was arrested late Thursday is expected to be brought before prosecutors in Cairo later today.

Brotherhood Movement including Dr Ossama Nasr from the Executive Bureau.

The Egyptian blog Mahalla to Cairo reported on Sunday that a student who had been held for more than two years by Egyptian security forces had been set free on

Egyptian Security Forces arrested 16 of the Muslim Brotherhood leaders on Monday February 8, 2010. The arrests included the Brotherhood's Deputy Chairman Dr. Mahmoud Ezzat, and three members of the

“The MB is based on reform on the basis of correct and complete Islam through all and any peaceful means,” the statement said.

Sheik Mohamed Abdul Khaleq Shabrawy said that the Brotherhood has enjoyed “much popularity” in the Egyptian street and abroad and “are respected by all political movements and trends.

In a series of raids carried out across the country, 13 members of the Brotherhood were rounded up including deputy chief, Mahmoud Ezzat, who was taken from his Cairo home,

Former leaders from the Egyptian Ministry of Interior condemned the latest arrest campaign against a number of MB leaders on February 8

Western media have long argued the Muslim Brotherhood is the father-figure for radical movements across the Islamic world, with their controversial thinker Sayyid Qutb being given the distinction of being