Few Arabic television series have led to such controversy as the Egyptian series "The Brotherhood." It deals with the history of the Muslim Brotherhood and tells the story of the

Why the Egyptian government's propaganda version of CSI revealed more about its own paranoia than about its enemies.

A television series can cause uproar, raise a debate or start a dispute that would require the intervention of courts of law to be settled.

The Muslim Brotherhood’s Deputy, Dr. Mahmoud Ezzat, asserted that the anti-MB TV series ‘The Group’ will not have the public impact anticipated by the regime.

A recent statement by leaders of the Muslim Brotherhood group has expressed distaste at the lame attempt to tarnish the group's reputation.

Egypt’s most popular Ramadan television series, al-Jama’a, (The Group) has created a controversial hype over its ‘propaganda’ portrayal of the country’s opposition, the UAE-based newspaper The National reports.

Leading members of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt have expressed that the Ramadan series aired in Egypt called Al Gamaa will not deter the groups cause in calling for political

The TV series aired this Ramadan “The group” written by Wahid Hamed has faced criticism and controversy by numerous Muslim Brotherhood members.

Muslim Brotherhood chairman Dr. Mohamed Badie responded to the Egyptian TV series “The group", funded by the Egyptian government and critical of the Muslim Brotherhood and its leadership

The forthcoming television series written by Wahid Hamed, about Egypt 's largest popular opposition has struck controversy from many of the group's members, including the son of founder Hassan al-Banna.