Ikhwanweb :: The Muslim Brotherhood Official English Website

This testimony was issued by the Muslim Brotherhood in 1994, and it addresses various issues clearly and without ambiguity. Ikhwanweb decided to post part of this testimony in order to rebut some of the claims that the Muslim Brotherhood has not yet clarified its stance on certain issues like violence, terrorism, and commitment to democracy.

Ikhwanweb has decided to post this interesting interview with General Fouad Allam, a former deputy director of Egypt’s state security service, which was published by The Herlad World Peace...

The story of the high school student who failed her finals because she criticized the US policies in the region and its support for corrupt regimes, in an assay she wrote in the exam, is terrible news to the freedom of expression!

The officials at the ministery of Education in Al-Dakhaliya apparently accused the girl Ala’ Faraj Mujahed, juinor high school student, and her family of belonging to a "secert organization", a term generally used by government to describe members of the Muslim Brotherhood...

The London – based Syrian Committee for Human Rights released its annual report on the freedoms in Syria at a time when the status and number of thousands of detainees are shrouded in mystery without their families knowing anything about them for tens of years...

Cairo, Asharq Al-Awsat- Dr. Najih Ibrahim, the Egyptian Al-Jama’ah al-Islamiyah (Egyptian Islamic Group, EIG) chief theorist has stressed that there is a wide disagreement between the Al-Qaeda Organization and the EIG in both the ideology and the methods. He pointed out, "Their aim is jihad, and our aim is Islam." He strongly denied that any leading, or even ordinary member of the EIG had joined the Al-Qaeda. Dr. Ibrahim stressed that Dr. Ayman al-Zawahiri, the second in command in Al-Qaeda, by claiming that leading members of the EIG had joined Al-Qaeda wanted to keep the organization in the limelight...

After it changed its Slogan "and fight them"
New Approach of Egypt’s Gama’a Islamiya Group towards War, Peace and Tribute

In what has been considered a new and different attitude for Egypt’s Gama’a Islamiya group, Dr. Nageh Ibrahim, the group’s intellectual, theorist and one of its historical leaders, confirmed to its website’s editor-in-chief that there is no need for imposing tribute on Christians, and they are now participating side by side with Muslims in the army, and they are partners in homeland and responsible for it...

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Mohamed Mahdi Akef posted his condolences to the Egyptian people on the death of Nobel Laureate Naguib  Mahfouz who died Wednesday August 30,2006.

Two types of Islamic movements
The war between Israel and Hezbollah made it very clear just how deep the radical Shiite group has penetrated into Lebanon, especially in the south. Similar phenomena can be seen with Hamas in Palestine, the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, and the Islamic Courts Union in Somalia...

The Palestinian prime minister, Ismail Haniyeh, talks to Rory McCarthy about his hopes for a national unity government

Palestinian prime minister, Ismail Haniyeh, of the Islamic group Hamas, heads a Cabinet meeting in Gaza City.  

Read Rory McCarthy’s report on this interview...

State Security’s successive actions implicitly compelled him to carry the weapon and escape outside; many facts appear about the main causes concerning the emergence of Jihadi current- with which we definitely disagree- in the contemporary Islamic movement...