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The Iftā' House announced that Shaykh 'Imād 'Ifat, the Fatwá Secretary there, was killed in clashes and acts of violence off the cabinet office on Friday 16 after he was shot in the heart. ['Umar 'Abd al-Jawād, Al-Jumhūrīyah, Dec. 17, p. 2] Read original text in Arabic
There might be some fears and concerns after the political Islam groups grabbed the lion's share of votes in the first parliamentary elections after the January 25 revolution that unseated the regime of former President Husnī Mubārak from power after nearly three decades.
  Monufia Investigations Department arrested a person with a previous criminal record for attempting to set fire to Mār Girgis Church and Minūf District Court.  
Michael 'Awad Hanā, a 21-years-old cloth salesman from the Imbābah district of Giza governorate, was protesting in Victor Square in Simūhah, Alexandria governorate. He was found without an ID card, in possession of a metal chain, an empty bullet casing and a 50 Israeli-shekel [Israeli currency]....
Survey of unlicensed churches in some Egyptian governorates was finalized and would be sent to the cabinet, according to Minister of Local Development Muhammad 'Atīyah. "The cabinet already finished legalizing unlicensed churches and referred the data to the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces,"...
Saint Mark's Church in Alexandria [Papal See] rejected the march organized by Father Philopater Jamīl and Mattiās Nasr. The march was launched near the Bibliotheca Alexandrina to condemn the recent incidents of Maspero and to demand the rapid investigation in the incidents. This article has no link...
Ambassador Nabīl Badr, vice president of the Egyptian Association of the United Nations, said that the Egyptian Foreign Ministry's reaction to banning Raymond de Roon, Member of the Dutch House of Representatives and member of the Right Wing Party for Freedom which is known to be anti-Islam, from...
Counselor Muhammad 'Atīyah, the minister of local development, said that next week [Thursday, November 17, 2011] the Ministry will start regulating the situation of the unlicensed churches. This article has no link online.
Grand Shaykh of the Azhar Dr. Ahmad al-Tayīb said he agrees with protesting students about their demands to have the Azhar as an institution that is independent from the cabinet.
The elections for the presidency of the university were held today in Beni Suef. There are four competitors, the most prominent of which is Prof. Rābih Ratīb Bastā, University vice president for social services affairs and a professor in the Faculty of Law. He is considered the first Copt to run...

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