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While different assumptions and rumors spread about the facts behind al-Zaytūn terrorist explosion, security forces are said to be adopting a media black-out, allowing rumors a chance to spread.
A new controversy has aroused in Egypt following the use of quicklime to kill pigs while they are still alive. Parliament members and observers rejected the killing. Meanwhile, observers are still reflecting on the different issues and discussions related to the pig slaughter.
The following lines present comments on Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to the region. They also present the review of an interview with Bishop Yūhannā Qultah, deputy of the patriarch of the Coptic Catholic Church and his comments on relevant subjects.
The Egyptian press reports on the expected demonstrations that are going to be organized by Coptic expatriates during President Mubārak’s expected visit to the White House.
A fatwá was issued recently confirming that misyār marriage is halāl. While men of religion have confirmed the fatwá, some of them expressed their discontentment with it and experts in law and sociology have denounced it as a threat to the structure of the family and society.
Muhammad ‘Abd al-Khāliq of al-Ahrām al-‘Arabī wrote a report on Bahā’īs and the Bahā’ī faith in Egypt. He referred to the governmental, international and religious points of view.
While the security forces have announced that no culprits have yet been found in connection with the al-Zaytūn explosion on Sunday, media sources report on different possibilities.
On Sunday evening, a car exploded in front of the Saint Virgin Church in Cairo. The explosion was caused by a makeshift explosive device. The security forces were able to diffuse another explosive charge in the same area.
The Egyptian media reported on the Vatican pope’s visit to the Middle East and published relevant arguments. On the Egyptian level, Islamic scholars denounced the decision to allow the pope, who offended Islam, into any Islamic country.
Egypt welcomed news of President Obama’s expected visit to Egypt in June. The Azhar and the muftī of Egypt hailed Obama’s choice of Egypt and welcomed the visit and the expected discourse as a promising sign of improving relations between the U.S administration and Muslim countries.

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