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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.
A book was issued under the title ‘al-Masīhīyah fī al-Islām’ [Christianity in Islam] by Munīr Ghabbūr and Ahmad ‘Uthmān. The book stresses the tolerance of Islam in dealing with Christianity. The book also mentions what Prophet Muhammad’s biography states about the role of Christian monks in...
Martha Samuel, a Muslim convert to Christianity is freed after an appeal court ruling. The personal status court ruled in favor of the Christian mother and let her have custody of her 7-year old son until he is 15.
In an interview with Bishop Bīshūy, secretary general of the Holy Synod of the Coptic Orthodox Church al-Bāz highlights controversial issues related to the Coptic Orthodox Church in general and Bishop Bīshūy in particular.
The controversial writings of the late Father Ibrāhīm have gained the appreciation of the people who call for reform in the Coptic Orthodox Church.
The author sheds light on an announcement that was published on the Free Copts Website warning Copts about some Coptic activists who are complying with the Egyptian security apparatus. The article also sheds light on the conflicts between the different Coptic expatriate organizations.
Some publishers of literary and Islamic books complained about being given places at the Cairo book fair where Christian publishers usually present their books. This and other complaints are highlighted in the following lines.
‘al-Masīhīyah fī al-Islām’ [Christianity in Islam] is a book hailed by the author as a call for love and tolerance. The author also provides information about Ahmad ‘Uthmān, one of the two authors of the book.
Hammūdah argues that the Torah is full presentations of immoral and prohibited relations and sexual descriptions.
Bishop Bīshūy expresses his opinion about a number of controversial figures like father Zakaria Botros, the alleged Father Yūtā, Zaghlūl al-Najjār and Yūsuf Zaydān.

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