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by: Ikhwan web
2005-10-29
In an unexpected decision that will flame the Egyptian parliamentary election, Dr. Muhammad Habeeb, the first vice of the Supreme Guide of the banned Moslem Brotherhood, uncovered that the movement resolved to vacate a number of election districts to the candidates of the National Front for Change, which consists of the opposing political powers, that is designed to defy the National Democratic Party...
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by: Ikhwan Web,
2005-11-1
In the Name of Allah, The Most Gracious The Most Merciful
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by: Ikhwan web
2005-11-1
Egypt has freed most of the people arrested in connection with inter-communal riots in the northern Egyptian town of Alexandria last month, a judiciary source told AFP.
"The attorney general decided to free another 54 suspects, bringing the total number of those released to 104," the source said... |
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by: Ikhwan web
2005-11-1
Over 5,400 candidates to contest Egypt vote Egypt’s electoral commission published overnight the final list of the more than 5,400 candidates who will compete in the November elections, local media reported. The state-owned Al-Akhbar newspaper said a total of 5,414 candidates would vie for the 444 parliamentary seats up for grabs in the country’s 222 constituencies. |
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2005-11-1
Damascus, 31 Oct. (AKI) - Syria’s outlawed Muslim Brotherhood movement on Monday denied requesting links with the Bush administration in Washington, calling such reports "lies and fabrication" in a statement...
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by: Ikhwan Online
2005-11-1
The students of Moslem Brotherhood in all universities will organize massive demonstrations on 3102005. The slogan of the demonstrations will be ’together toward reform… free university…free country’...
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by: Ikhwan web
2005-11-2
The Moslem Brotherhood has arranged gathering for women on Oct.28th to support the MB nominee of Helwan district, el-Muhamady Abdel Maqsud. The meeting was attended by more than 1300 women. Dr. Aza Labeeb addressed the gathering about the role of woman in the progress of the country... |
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by: Saber Saef, Ikwanweb
2005-11-2
Dr. Abdel Monam Abu el-Fotoh, a member of the Supreme Council of the Moslem Brotherhood and the Secretary General of Arab Physicians’ Union, urged Egyptians to monitor the polling boxes of the upcoming parliamentary election, scheduled for Nov.9th, in fear of any government frauds... |
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by: v
2005-11-2
Dr. Muhammad Kamal, a member in the General Assembly Board of the Political Committee of the National Democratic Party, called for putting an end to the security-motivated measures taking against the Moslem Brotherhood... |
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by: Ikhwan web
2005-11-2
Kamal el-Shazly, the Minister of the People Assembly and the Undersectary of the National Democratic Party, said that the Moslem Brotherhood has remarkable presence in the political sphere. They are able to put their ideas across to the society... |
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by: Ikhanweb
2005-11-3
The Vice of the Supreme Guide of the Moslem Brotherhood, Khirat el-Shater, denied any differences between the National Front for Change and the MB regards the upcoming parliamentary election. He also declined to have any coordination with the government...
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by: Ikhwan web
2005-11-3
Egypt’s Prime Minister Ahmed Nazif said the upcoming parliamentary elections will be transparent adding that the government is committed not to use government resources, facilities, worshipping places and schools in propaganda... |
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by: Ikhwan web
2005-11-4
SAFF, Egypt - Muslim Brotherhood candidate Gomaa al-Badry raises his voice over chants of “God is greatest” to tell thousands of Egyptians why they should vote for his Islamist group in parliamentary elections this month... |
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by: Ikhwan web
2005-11-5
AFP interviews Makarem Al Deiri, one of the only two female candidates the Muslim Brotherhood is fielding in next month’s parliamentary elections...
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by: Ikhwan web
2005-11-5
In an interview with the Egyptian al-Ahram daily, President Hosni Mubarak said his contacts with Arab and world leaders on regional issues have never stopped. President Mubarak noted that the Arab causes were at the core of his daily interests as these issues were closely related to the region’s stability...
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by: Ikhwan webIkhwan web
2005-11-5
Egypt’s opposition Muslim Brotherhood is standing in only about a third of parliamentary seats in coming elections, to avoid friction with the country’s ruling party, its leader said in comments printed on Saturday.
Egypt’s three-stage elections for parliament’s lower house are being held amid a U.S. drive for greater democracy in the Middle East, which has pushed the government into concessions. Voting starts on November 9 and runs until early December... |
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by: Victoria Hazou
2005-11-5
Among the 150 candidates the Muslim Brotherhood is fielding in the forthcoming parliamentary elections, one stands out. Makarem Al Deiri, a 55-year-old professor of Arabic literature at Al Azhar University, is running in the affluent Cairo district of Nasr City. Although the Brotherhood has a solid presence there, Al Deiri is unusual: she is a Muslim sister...
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by: International Center for Journalists
2005-11-5
A generation of Egyptians has lived their entire lives under the law, under which Egyptian families have lost their breadwinners to political prison. “Bring back our.. |
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by: BBC
2005-11-9
As part of a series about young people in the Middle East, the BBC News
website examines the role of the youth members of Kifaya, Egypt’s
fledgling pro-democracy movement...
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by: afrol News
2005-11-9
As part of Egypt’s pro-democracy reform process, today’s election nevertheless play an important role and seem to count on a greater interest than previous legislative polls..
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