March 19, 2007 – Ikhwanweb

Parliament News March 19, 2007

Brotherhood, Independent MPs Boycott House Sessions Over Mubarak’s Amendments

MPs for the Muslim Brotherhood, independents, Karama Party held a press conference in which they declared boycotting House sessions and rejecting president Mubarak’s proposed constitutional amendments. MPs for the Muslim Brotherhood

MB News March 19, 2007

MB Responds to Mubarak’s Warn of Mixing Religion, Politics

MB Responds to Mubarak’s Warn of Mixing Religion, Politics: We Reject Theocratic State The Muslim Brotherhood responds to Mubarak’s warning of mixing between religion and politics saying Islam embraces all aspects

Human Rights Military Tribunal March 19, 2007

Egypt’s Military Courts: 94 Sentenced to Death, 701 Jailed In 8 Yrs

94 persons were sentenced to death and 701 others were given prison sentences out of 1136 defendants in 36 cases that appeared before the military justice between 1992 and 2000,

March 19, 2007

The Moderate Muslim Brotherhood

The Muslim Brotherhood is the worldsoldest,largest,and most influential Islamist organization. It is also the most controversial, condemned by both conventional opinion in the West and radical opinion in the Middle

March 19, 2007

A Politics of Inclusion: An Interview with Saad Eddin Ibrahim

Saad Eddin Ibrahim is Professor of Political Sociology at the American University in Cairo. He founded the Ibn Khaldun Center for Development Studies and is one of the Arab world’s

MB News Military Tribunal March 19, 2007

Health Of MB Detainees Al Ghoneimi, Zalat Deteriorates

The health of the Muslim Brotherhood detainees Dr. Mostafa Al Ghoneimi and hajji Hassan Zalat, who have been detained last Wednesday, have deteriorated, said sources to Ikhwanweb. Ikhwanweb sources from Tora

Reform Issues March 19, 2007

In Arab Hub, the Poor Are Left to Their Fate

Ali Mezar has spent his life fishing a narrow, muddy patch of the Nile in this, one of the most crowded cities in the world. But Mr. Mezar has little

Reform Issues March 19, 2007

Egyptian politics

Saad Eddin Ibrahim, Egypt’s leading democracy activist, hangs two photographs in his modest office at the Ibn Khaldoun Center for Development Studies in Cairo. One shows him with Vice President

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