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Muslims Fighting Terror

Far from being "silent co-conspirators" -- as some are wont to call the Muslim community -- Muslims are an instrumental part of the fight against the terrorists and extremists who act in the name of their faith, says Hesham A. Hassaballa...

The Iron Wall

"It seems that the Egyptian people are ready to accept everything. From the Pharaohs of old right down to the present Pharaoh, their rulers have faced little opposition. But a day may come when national pride will overcome even this patience."..

Egypt blocks Muslim Brotherhood hospital for poors

Construction workers have been hacking away since Monday with heavy duty compressors at the walls of the Islamic Medical Association's Central Charity Hospital, witnesses said. It was due to open before a parliamentary election later next year...

Kill Enemy Children: Jewish Edict

Shapiro's views on how Palestinians and non-Jews in general ought to be treated according to Jewish religious law (halacha) are widely looked at as representing the mainstream not the exception in Israel, Shapiro claims his edict 'is fully justified by the Torah and the Talmud', notes Khalid Amayreh...

Private tuition booms due to alleged swine flu reports.

The Egyptian government has denied widespread rumours that educational institutions would be closed in November due to allegations of H1N1 infections. In recent weeks Egypt's 18 public universities have intensified efforts to keep swine flu at bay...

Who is Egypt's next president?

In the media, the street and political gatherings the question is reiterated: Who is Egypt's next president? However no matter how many times the question is repeated no clear answer is provided despite the rumours that Egypt, the Arab world's most populous nation, is gearing for a father-son succession...

Muslim Brotherhood rejects resignations of 4 senior executives

During a meeting late Thursday, the 51-member council, the highest decision-making body in the Brotherhood, the largest opposition group, swiftly decided to reject the resignations of Rheil Gharaybeh, Mamdouh Muheisen, Ahmad Kafawin and Mohammad Qudah...

Religious expatriates and citizens are given the boot by UAE under allegations of suspected loyalty.

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Al-Adly: Overwhelming Brotherhood victory will not be repeated

In subsequent elections for municipal councils and parliament's upper house, Brotherhood candidates were disqualified from running by government election officials. The group, which seeks to turn Egypt into an Islamic state through peaceful means, used its impressive grassroots organization to good effect during the 2005 elections. "They achieved some successes in previous elections, but the situation is now different," Interior Minister Habib el-Adly asserted, and he continued that the group's members continue to be rounded up for holding "illegal" secret organizational meetings, and asserted that people have lost faith in their "empty" slogans...