The author stresses the compelling need to implement the unified law for houses of worship in Egypt, saying that it is the next rational step in dealing with the increasing problem of sectarian tensions.

He highlights the fraternal relations and moderation that have ruled Muslim-Christian relations in Egypt at important historical moments, expressing his confidence in the importance of regulating issues related to houses of worship.

He further referred to the obstacle of some people’s rejection to the implementation of a unified law in an Islamic country that has a Muslim majority.