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The rights of Egyptian Bahā’ īs have recently been a subject of heated debate in the Egyptian media. A number of Bahā’ī leaders have tried to reach out to officials from the Egyptian National Council for Human Rights (NCHR), in an attempt to establish a “legal framework” which would solve...
Some Azhar clerics react to the issue of disputed child custody between a Christian mother and her husband who converted to Islam.
Article presenting background about the relations between state and church in relation to divorce involving Coptic Orthodox Christians. The variety of opinions as reflected in Arab media.
The author comments on Youssef Sidhom’s editorial in "Watani" titled "Why did Egyptian Students demonstrate?" He believes that the ideas Sidhom expressed are strange ideas outside the bounds of the Egyptian Orthodox-church, as they do not support the Palestinian struggle against Israel. He also...
The author stresses and tries to prove that the Islamic world is not at war with the Christian world. He also expressed the opinion that the rulers of the Christian world should avoid completely any attitudes or statements that provoke Muslims into thinking that what is going on and what they are...
"Coptic Egypt, The Christians of the Nile" by Professor Christian Cannuyer fills in five chapters and an appendix of important documents. It deals with the early history of the Copts, Coptic Christology, Coptic art, Christian conversions to Islam and Copts in the Modern Era.
A 20 year old woman who converted to Islam sent a letter to President Husnī Mubārak in which she asks him to protect her from her family.
An article questioning the soundness of disciplinary acts taken by the Holy Synod against priests and bishops.
The author comments on the Coptic Orthodox Church’s rejection of the Administrative Court’s decree that binds the church to issue remarriage licenses to those who have had divorce court verdicts.
Copts have asked the minister of awqāf [endowments] to give back the endowments of the Coptic Orthodox Church with the money the land would have gained in rent.

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