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In spite of the governmental decision to cancel mūlids in Egypt, people celebrated many mūlids. Some Muslim mūlids were canceled while other Christian were permitted paving the way for heated arguments and fears of sectarian tension.
Marwá al-Shirbīnī’s funeral steals the limelight in Egypt.
The following lines review an interview with Egyptian novelist Edward Girgis. He speaks about Coptic expatriates, sectarianism, and social issues in Egypt.
The governor of Cairo met with local residents from Manshyyat Nāsir district, Father Sam‘ān and leaders of NGOs to settle the tension created by the government’s decision to slaughter pigs.
The author refers to movies and TV series that have been made recently in Egypt and rendered Copts skeptical or angry.
Hānī Labīb supports Sa‘d Hajras’ report to the general prosecutor to take action against a printing house’s owner who refused to do business with Labīb Halīm Labīb because he is Christian!
A mosque and church were consecrated on the same day in a village in Minia. The Minia governor attended the ceremonies.
Lawyer Ahmad Abū al-Majd filed a claim against Shaykh Muhammad Hassān who recorded audio cassettes in which he offended Christianity and the Christian Bible and doctrine.
The article observes the developments related to Dr. Yūsuf Zaydan’s novel ‘‘Azazīl’ and the on-going opposition it faces in the Coptic Orthodox Church.
In this article the author expresses his objections to Muhammad ‘Imārah’s statements accusing Copts of not being loyal to the nation.

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