Regardless of who had supported and voted for Mursī as president of the republic and who had not, there are some facts that can not be ignored, for example:

- Dr. Muhammad Mursī has won the presidency through the polls, to which we always hoped to resort.

- Dr. Muhammad Mursī is the first elected civilian president to the Arab Republic of Egypt.

- Dr. Muhammad Mursī announced his resignation from the Freedom and Justice Party and from the Muslim Brotherhood after the results had been announced by the Supreme Presidential Electoral Commission and he won the presidency.

- The rise of Dr. Muhammad Mursī to the office of President of the Republic led to satisfaction of many of the movements and political forces, which would have been quite the opposite in the case of success of the rival candidate, Lieutenant General Ahmad Shafīq.

- The arrival of Dr. Muhammad Mursī to the position of President of the Republic is a historic moment and the first in our modern history.

The abovementioned is a key reference for many of the following messages to Dr. Muhammad Mursī, the new president-elect.

- You, in fact, in a test of the extent of your vision for the future of Egypt through your program for the renaissance of Egypt, which absorbs all Egyptian citizens (men and women, Christians and Muslims, children and adults, the disabled and others, and the Bedouins and Nubians...).

- Your position as President of the Republic means simply you are above any narrow political classification, which is demonstrated by resignation of the official entity of the Muslim Brotherhood, represented by Freedom and Justice Party.

- Your ascension to the post of President of the Republic is the real test of the extent of your ability to overcome your affiliation to the Muslim Brotherhood to the Egyptian national belonging. Resignation from the group is a procedural position that does not exceed the intellectual and doctrinal affiliation to the group in any way, according to our experience of the mechanisms of the group over the past years.

- Taking over the position of President of the Republic is the real test of the extent of your ability to interact positively with all the currents, those opposing you before those supporting you, especially from the rival candidate, or those who did not vote for you. It is an expression of your ability to achieve the national reconciliation.

- Your new position will put you on the brink of how you respect and commit to the rulings of the judiciary, even if you disagree with them, such as the ruling of the Supreme Constitutional Court of dissolving the parliament on the one hand, and the rule and enforcement of law on everyone without distinction, exclusion, marginalization or expulsion on the other hand.

- Your rise to the post of President of the Republic is a bet on a better future for Egypt during the next few years, or a setback and recoil to the remote past.

- Your ascension to the office of President of the Republic is a real and direct test of the extent of your keenness to preserve the Egyptian national state, with Muslims and Christians, not on the basis of majority and minority, but through establishment and upholding of the concept of the Egyptian citizen, whether a Christian or a Muslim.

- Your arrival to the post of President of the Republic is a test in front of the whole world of the ability of the Muslim Brotherhood to provide a new, unique model of a national and civilian Egypt.