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Some scholars of the Azhar University have objected to U.S. Ambassador to Egypt, Margaret Scooby, visit to the Azhar institutes, and have said that these visits are a form of interference in the Azhar’s affairs and akin to an inspection.
The Egyptian Shūrá Council approved the suggested draft law about children’s right in Egypt. The law stimulated heated discussions in and outside the council. The new law prohibits female genital mutilation and gives children the right to file claims against their parents if subjected to physical...
Imān al-Najjār reports about the recent fatwás issued by unqualified people.
Tāhā Farghalī discusses the recent fatwá concerning inheritance for children of Christian converts to Islam.
The article presents oppositions against a recent legislation that aims at amending the Child Law.
The article reports on the Muslim Brotherhood recent decision on the participation in the forthcoming general strike on May 4.
The article presents speeches of a number of Azhar scholars that have been delivered in a symposium on human rights in Islam.
In the article, a new legislation prevents marriage before the age of 18 and allows mothers to call their babies by their own names has stirred huge controversy on the religious level.
The article reviews recent sentences that key members of the banned Muslim Brotherhood movement have received that reflect the ongoing security drive over the group.
The article reports on a decision of the Azhar’s Islamic Research Academy that prevents Christian or Jewish wives, as well as children of a Muslim man, from receiving inheritance from him after his death.

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