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The press' interpretation of any incident defines the incident itself. A not unusual honor crime in Upper Egypt was reported by a newspaper as being a source of new sectarian strife, while such crimes usually take place based on cultural heritage that has nothing to do with religious identity.
Theological researcher Nabīl Habīb conducted a comparative study between the 1938 regulations and its amendments.
The Institute of Coptic Studies conducted a field research study entitled Coptic Personal Status Problems in Light of the Amendments to the 1938 Regulations’ regarding civil and church divorce cases.
Amendments to the 1938 regulations have provoked outrage among Christians who have the right to divorce.
The author rings alarm bells and warns that another sectarian incident will occur in the near future in Minia if the problem of Father Angelius’ land is not solved.
The article discusses the September 11 attacks and points to the ongoing investigations into it, in an attempt to prove or disprove aspects of the accepted account of events.
The author addresses Pope Shenouda, urging him to reconsider some of his policies.
An offensive book against Islam is released, leading to further tensions between Muslims and Christians in Egypt.
The Egyptian press is still reflecting on the Jewish conference that was supposed to be held in Cairo and was canceled. While some sources have claimed that it was canceled for security reasons others have alleged that the conference's goal was to reclaim Jews' properties in Egypt.
In part two of his interview with Shaykh Yūsuf al-Badrī, Khālid al-Kaylānī said the best way to deal with attention seekers, like Shaykh al-Badrī, is to disregard their opinions and publish none of them.

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