Like the rest of the Egyptian public, the Brotherhood is shocked and dismayed by the court rulings issued earlier today – Saturday – in the case against ousted president Mubarak,

Absurd, illogical, unreasonable, is how Egyptian people, including the Muslim Brotherhood, describe the rulings issued Saturday in the case against ousted president Mubarak, his sons and his senior police commanders

As Egyptian Military Police violates all red lines, assaulting media professionals performing their duty, reporting news from clash scenes near the Ministry of Defense building, Abbassiya, in Cairo, the national

Cairo – May 2, 2012: Translation of Egypt’s Brotherhood statement on the latest tragic events in Abbassiya, Cairo, in which at least 20 peaceful demonstrators were killed and many dozens

Egypt’s Brotherhood vows to see the revolution through to the handover of power, joining popular protest events to bolster the spirit of cooperation and harmony between political actors as well

It was the January 25 revolution all over again, Friday, when all Egypt’s political and revolutionary parties, groups and movements marched onto Tahrir Square in scenes vividly reminiscent of those

Full translation of the statement of the Coordinating Committee for participants in activities of the “Protection of the Egyptian Revolution” events being organized for Friday 13 April 2012, which are

Azza Al-Garf, an MP for the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), stressed the importance for dialogue with the Egyptian Revolution’s youths, to discuss the repercussions of the Port Said massacre

Dr. Essam Al-Haddad, Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) Foreign Relations Committee Officer, received, Thursday, Michael Posner, Assistant U.S. Secretary of State for Democracy, Human Rights and Labor. They discussed the

Thousands of Egyptians, men and women, young and old, Muslims and Christians marched out of Al-Azhar mosque during the funeral of martyr Sheikh, Emad Effat, the Secretary of Fatwa Department