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Contrary to what was reported yesterday, today’s press reported that the Muslim Brotherhood general guide is still occupying his position and will remain the general guide until the end of his mandate at the end of January.
Debates about the niqāb are still occupying the Egyptian press. While some believe the niqāb is a sign of deterioration and backwardness, others believe that it is imposed by the Qur’ān. Mustafá ‘Ibādah of al-Ahrām al-‘Arabī, however, considered the current debate to be part of what he called the “...
Security were able to contain a sectarian conflict in a village in Minia.
The Azhar Grand Imām’s statements about the niqāb created an outcry in Egyptian society. Heated arguments took place between those who the support the niqāb as a religious practice and those who approved of Shaykh Tantāwī’s arguments that it is not part of Islam.
Azharī satellite channel aims at implementing dialogue with the other and narrowing the gap between different sects and doctrines.
Fathī Khattāb writes about reasons behind sectarian feelings between Muslims and Christians.
Al-Ahrār reports on different opinions concerning establishing preaching centers in the West.
The Egyptian People’s Assembly calls for amending the Egyptian penal code by adding an article that authorizes the Egyptian attorney general to sue those responsible for crimes committed against Egyptians abroad.
36 people have been arrested in the aftermath of the sectarian clashes that took place last Friday in Minia.
Prof. Dr. Mustafá al-Fiqqī discusses the problem of tension in Egypt and highlights to expatriate Copts the real reasons causing it

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