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37. 100 years for the “Butrus’ Family” in Egypt
Date of source: Monday, February 1, 2010
The article highlights the big project of publishing a book that documents the history of the family of Pasha Butrus Ghālī, prime minister of Egypt in the early 1900s.
18. Construction of a hostel in a church fuels debate between the Orthodox Cathedral in Aswan and the Supreme Council of Antiquities
Date of source: Monday, August 11, 2008
The Coptic Orthodox Cathedral in Aswan’s plan to build a hostel on a historic site has led to a conflict with the Supreme Council of Antiquities.
3. A Christian files a lawsuit against the Fatwá committee of the Azhar for approving his conversion to Islam without discussing it with him
Date of source: Monday, July 14, 2008
Christian man files a lawsuit to revoke his conversion to Islam on grounds that he was not tested for being drunk or asked to discuss his conversion.
17. The Holiness Revival Church and the Evangelical Council are in dispute
Date of source: Wednesday, June 5, 2002
The Holiness Revival Church condemned one of their pastors and punished him for his misbehavior. The pastor, in turn, filed a complaint with the Evangelical Community Council (Majlis el-Milli) that, in turn, suspended the work of the executive bureau of the Holiness Revival Church in Egypt. The...
69. Priests’ legal cases against the government and Copts
Date of source: Monday, May 15, 2006
Money may push many to commit illegal acts. Here the author explains how many churches were robbed by certain people who managed to deceive Christian religious men, making use of the “religious bond”.
3. A student brings a court action demanding the abolishment of the curricula of the faculty of law claiming it is atheism
Date of source: Tuesday, December 24, 2002
A law student at Cairo University has brought a court action demanding the abolishment of the curricula of the faculty of law claiming that it calls for polytheism and does not conform to Islam.
7. The Egyptian Ministry of Interior confirms that Tareq and Abud Al-Zomor do not have the right to be “released” like Karam Zohdy
Date of source: Friday, March 26, 2004
An official legal memo released by the Egyptian Ministry of Interior revealed that it is impossible to release Abud Al-Zomor, leader of the Egyptian Jihad group, and his nephew Tareq Al-Zomor, who have been jailed since 1982 in the case of Egyptian President Anwar Al-Sadat’s assassination.
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