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Week 23
Sat, 2008-07-26 06:49 — admin
- 1. Editorial
- 2. Najib Jibra’il appeals against the state adviser’s memorandum which demanded the conversion of Christian children whose fathers have converted to Islam and the killing of any Muslim convert who wants to return to Christianity
- 3. How can a Muslim nation eliminate Islamophobia?
- 4. A listing of articles on the controversial Fatwá regarding drinking the prophet’s urine
- 5. Sayyid Imam al-Sharif…is selling al-Qa‘idah organization for 1 million Australian pounds
- 6. The Supreme Administrative Court: “A woman wearing a niqab has the right to enter the library at the AUC”
- 7. ‘Imarah on the Culture Channel
- 8. Men of religion in Egypt
- 9. Ṭanṭawi...The Upper Egyptian who has weakened the role of the grand imam and ignored Islamic issues
- 10. Khayrat al-Shaṭir, the banned son of the banned
- 11. ‘Akif abandoned the Muslim Brotherhood’s intelligence
- 12. Al-Talmisani…a guide who saved the Muslim Brotherhood and invested in his relationship with al-Sadat to revive the Brotherhood’s role
- 13. The reviews of the Jihad Organization …between delusion and defraudation
- 14. The announcement of dissolving al-Jama‘ah al-Islamiyah…the only condition to accepting the repentance of the terrorists
- 15. The chaos caused by religious slogans
- 16. Religious mottoes enflame the Shurá Council’s elections
- 17. Democratic Muslims Party change the political map in Denmark
- 18. Polygamy raises wrath among Muslims in the U.K.
- 19. Middle East Christians Association dominates the conference of citizenship’s problems
- 20. Is the pope representing all Copts?
- 21. The half-filled glass in Pope Shenouda’s sermon!
- 22. A dialogue with al-Jama‘ah al-Islamiyah
- 23. NCHR prepares a draft law to standardize the laws of building houses of worship
- 24. Terrorist attacks against churches in al-Qabbari, Alexandria, and a battle with white weapons between Muslims and Copts due to a Coptic man flirting with a Muslim girl
- 25. Jamal As‘ad: “Who authorized Marqus Aziz to speak on behalf the Copts?”
- 26. According to Dawud, a member of parliament, “expatriate Copts are behind the substitution of Asian servants for Egyptian women,” while a nervous Georgette Qallini quotes, “What do Copts have to do with Saudi Arabia?”
- 27. They refuse to silence the righteousness
- 28. Seeds of terrorism…and seeds of love
- 29. “We should think about the poor of the world and pray for them,” Sister Lisa al-Ḥakim says
- 30. Is the minister’s statement to respond to the ILO’s report or to anger Copts?
- 31. Sectarianism is the biggest threat facing Egypt
- 32. Christians of the East face hard challenges
- 33. Copts in the Egyptian press: Ever been to church?
- 34. One law for all
- 35. Questioning destroys dialogue
- 36. al-Qadhdhafi and inter-religious dialogue
- 37. Egyptian pressures on political decision
- 38. Superstitions of the Talmud
- 39. Response to article ‘Superstitions of the Talmud’ by Professor Larry Levine
- 40. The sedition of ‘Adli Abadir is to drive a wedge between the regime and the church in Egypt
- 41. Pope Shenouda failed to ally with the regime and succeeded in creating a Coptic opposition
- 42. The Coptic Orthodox Church, the media, and the difficult choice
- 43. Pope Kyrillos; ‘Abd al-Nasir’s ascetic friend
- 44. Pope Shenouda III: Priests must complain to God not to people
- 45. The pope, the president, and the national group
- 46. Pope Shenouda confiscates a book containing various ideas of Father Mattá al-Miskin
- 47. Buildings of the Orthodox churches …a world of signs and mysteries
- 48. Reviving the memory of Father Mattá al-Miskin
- 49. Rescue Copts from Pope Shenouda’s sectarianism
- 50. The church to Counselor Labib Halim: Hand over the files you have
- 51. Bishop Musá: The pope’s accusation of security of nonfeasance does not mean the entire security institution, merely some of its members
- 52. The Coptic Assembly of America requests that U.S. aid to Egypt should be cut because of the government’s position toward the ‘Bimha’ incidents
- 53. In al-‘Ayyaṭ…citizenship has fangs
- 54. Copts are called to a more active political role
- 55. Sa‘d al-Din Ibrahim attacks Egypt, the Arabs, and Muslims in an Israeli conference
- 56. In the renewal of the Egyptian civil life
- 57. A secular state between the complex and the cathedral
- 58. Egyptian man’s Human Rights
- 59. Egypt for human rights
- 60. On dealing with non-Muslims
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