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The author of the article, Mustafá Bayyūmī, provides a literary analysis of some of Najīb Mahfūz’s works, highlighting the great writer’s allusions to the companions of the Prophet Muhammad in most of his writings.
Drs. Cornelis Hulsman presented this text at the recent roundtable discussions of the European Institute of the Mediterranean, which were held on “Journalism and freedom of expression in the Mediterranean; responsibilities and limits.”
From Rasputin to Bin Lādin, religion has always had a role in politics and in political plans. The following text depicts biographies of a number of people whose religious engagements played a role in their political life.
The author of this article reports on changes in Muslims’ attitudes or behaviour during Ramadān, like girls who usually go unveiled but wear the veil during this month or the tendency to see more people reading the Qur’ān while on their way to work or home.
Subtitles:Abdel Nasser did not differentiate in nationalizing Coptic or Islamic capitalNo single Copt was in the highest positions of the Front of the Liberal Officers. The only Copt was in the second lineAbdel Nasser joined the priests and hit secularismThe revolutionaries were the first to invent...
The author writes about the ongoing Islamization of Egypt. In this article he describes the historical Arabization of Egypt.
The human rights council proposed to cancel the religion entry from the Egyptian identity card. The author reports that there are people who support this amendment and others who reject it.
In an attempt to reach out to the "banned" Muslim Brotherhood, the founder of the Democratic Front Party [Hizb al-Jabhah al- Dīmūqrātīyah, Dr. Usāmah al-Ghazālī Harb, recently invited the Supreme Guide of the group, Muhammad Mahdī ‘Ākif, to attend a press conference held to announce the party...
Following the announcement of a festival for Christian films, views of critics and film directors varied between opposing “religionizing” the cinema and demanding these movies to be screened in normal theatres for non-Christian viewers.
The article concentrates on recent arguments amongst intellectuals and politicians over the removal of religious data from the Egyptian identification card.

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