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The Azhar Scholars Front said they were happy with Dr. Aḥmad al-Ṭayyib’s decision to cancel his meeting with the Iranian Vice President, Hamid Baghai. Head of the Scholars Front, Dr. Muhammad Al-Barrī, requested there be no official meetings between the Azhar and Iran unless the ‘Umar Ibn al-...
This article deals with the statement of Su‘ād Sālih, that Christians should not be given governmental power, and the report made against her to the attorney general.
The article highlights the verdict by the Family Court repealing the presidential decree of appointing Shenouda as Pope of Alexandria.  
The influence of Islamic architecture on Coptic art was discussed today at a conference on Egypt during the Coptic period held at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina and organized by the Calligraphy Center, the Ministry of Culture and the Society for Coptic Archaeology. The conference also witnessed the...
During the first conference on Coptic Studies held at the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, researchers from around the world promoted the establishment of an institute specialized in Coptic heritage. The conference will be held for three days in total, and is the first of its kind not to be held inside a...
Al-Ahrār writes concerning the request of NDP members of parliament to arrest members of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Shaykh Gamal Kotb and Dr. Amina Noseir requested the National Council for Human Rights protect all religious converts in Egypt. Dr. Noseir added that the Church's detention of converts to Islam should be challenged. She also said that apostasy in Islam is not punishable by death, while Abdel Moaty...
Muslim organizations' attorney Mamdoud Ismail requested in a report to the Attorney General that Bishop Bīshūy, the rumored heir to the papal throne, be interrogated for hinting at sectarian war in an interview with Al-Miṣrī al-Yawm newspaper where he said that Muslims are guests in Egypt and that...
Thanā’ al-Karās writes about the argument concerning visiting Jerusalem.
One hundred and fifty-five of Egypt's top university professors, journalists, and lawyers signed a petition yesterday that urged President Mubārak to put an end to the Kamilia Shehata controversy as it is his "constitutional duty." As a solution, they proposed that the Church allow Kamilia to...

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