Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood chief Badie calls for reconciliation, tolerance and cooperation on the January 25 revolution’s second anniversary, reminding that Egypt needs all its citizens’ best efforts.

Vowing to aid efforts building up the country’s state institutions, Egypt Muslim Brotherhood will not disrupt the work of judges or courts – contrary to yet more false reports by

Egypt’s Brotherhood leader Badie urges his Somali counterpart to work hard for reconciliation and national harmony, in order to achieve unity, stability and reform.

The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) students produced a documentary film highlighting the history of the group’s members. The film, which was screened during the MB’s First Student Conference in Cairo Saturday,

The Muslim Brotherhood students launched an initiative titled “A generation builds; A nation in progress” whose first stage is expected to take four years. The students proposed a "revival project"

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Dr. Mohamed Badei, called on the Egyptian people, Arab states, and the Islamic world to do its part and donate generously to save millions in the famine

“Thanks to the revolution, this Ramadan the world is witnessing an ironic change of events as viewers worldwide are watching the trial of Mubarak Live on TV as opposed to

The Muslim Brotherhood's decision to take part in the upcoming People's Assembly elections comes as no surprise.

Dr Mohammed Badie, chairman of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB), praised the turnout of Egyptians regardless of their choices, describing it as the beginning of real change and desired reform.

Dr. Mohamed Badie has confirmed that the group will continue to work to serve Egypt and its people whatever the consequences and despite all the obstacles.