The FJP’s deputy head, Erian, reminds Egyptians and Arabs that Christians are an integral, worthy and well-intentioned part of their world.

Prominent Brotherhood leader refutes media myths by reaffirming that Sharia (Islamic law) allows Muslims to congratulate Christians on special occasions, fasts and feasts.

As neighbors at home and partners at work, Muslims and Christians in Egypt commit to peaceful coexistence and to foil attempts to stoke sedition.

Brotherhood leader Badie offers sincere condolences to families of those who died in Khossos clashes Saturday, and urges authorities to bring perpetrators to justice.

Egypt’s Journalists For Reform movement accuses Mubarak-era holdovers of violent attacks on all media professionals who stand against replication of the ousted regime in postrevolution Egypt.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s political arm, the FJP, urges calm in Qaliubiya province after clashes that claimed the lives of at least 4 (Muslim and Christian) people.

FJP leader Beltagy assures ongoing Shubra district violence is by no means sectarian; and urges the ministry of interior to take firm action to deter criminals and saboteurs.

Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood chief Mohamed Badie expresses sincere congratulations to all Christians celebrating Christmas as the group and its party, the FJP, visit Egypt’s three Churches today.

Egyptian President Morsi congratulates Christians on New Year 2013 and assures Copts at home and abroad that Egypt is indeed one homeland for all.

Newly-appointed member of Shura Council (Upper House of Egyptian Parliament) affirms that Christian representation in the Council is the strongest in sixty years.