27. The State Council refuse to permit Jehovah's Witnesses to practice their rituals in Egypt

Articles Group

Article

Date of source:

Sunday, January 3, 2010

Author (s):

Khalaf ‘Alī

Publisher (s):

Al-ʿArabī

Article summary:

The article deals with decision of the Administrative Court refusal to allow Jehovah's Witnesses from practicing their rituals in Egypt.

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Classifications

Main categories:

Judaism/ Discussions on Anti-Semitism

Keywords:

AWR-index:

Arab-Israeli Conflict›general issues related to Israel discussed in the Arab world›Discussions about the Zionist Lobby
Developments in Christianity in the Arab/Islamic World›Relations between Christian denominations and other religions›Jehovah Witnesses (see the section on other religions in the Arab world)
History›Egypt›Nāsir, Jamāl Abd al- (1952 – 1970), including articles about the 1952 revolution
Legal Institutions and Discussions about Laws›Egypt›Ministry of Justice
Other religions or beliefs in the Arab/Islamic World›Jehovah Witnesses
Political and Social Context in the Arab/Islamic World›Egypt›Parliament/People's Assembly (Majlis al-Shab)›Discussion about Law of Associations (NGO law)

Text Type:

Arabic Media Reviews›Summary translation/review

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Copyright Arab West Foundation (The Netherlands)

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