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Week 24
Sat, 2008-07-26 06:49 — admin
- 1. Editorial
- 2. Farag Fouda, or the cost of freedom of expression [1]
- 3. Faraj Fudah... a martyr of thinking
- 4. Who killed Faraj Fudah?
- 5. The alleged persecution of Copts in Egypt was behind the Canadian minister of industry’s refusal to meet with the Egyptian minister of communication
- 6. "The prophet’s urine" causes debates amongst scholars and national embarrassment to Egypt
- 7. Why did Cyclone Gonu hit Islamic Iran and Oman and leave the U.S navy alone?
- 8. Zaghlul al-Najar: The government is bad and the majority of ministers do not perform the five prayers
- 9. Ministry of Endowments blocks the construction of minarets of new mosques
- 10. Members of the People Assembly’s Religious Committee unanimously reject the unification of the call to prayer project
- 11. The AUC is not an independent institution... it follows Egyptian laws and the Ministry of Education
- 12. Permitting ‘Urfi marriages raises a debate among Muslim scholars
- 13. Misyar marriage
- 14. Holy verses in public and worship places
- 15. Revises of the Jihad movement in the mirror of members of the group in Jordan
- 16. It starts with a quarrel
- 17. Postponing appeals of the returnees to Christianity to July 1
- 18. Alexandria experiences new sectarian strife
- 19. About the myth of persecution and injustice
- 20. Christian candidate Victor Wahib: "The governor, his secretary and State Security Investigation forced me to withdraw in favor of an NDP candidate and when I refused they threatened me with the Muslim Brotherhood"
- 21. Council for Human Rights discusses the unified houses of worship bill with the minister of housing
- 22. Miracle: Abu Bakr al-Saddiq school in 15 May City forced a Christian girl to take Islamic religion exam... the child did not reply and got 27 out of 30
- 23. Sectarian violence erupts in al-Damud
- 24. Forcing two kids to sit an Islamic education exam
- 25. Ahl al-Qur’an: A new Muslim denomination in Egypt
- 26. The Imam of al-Mutaqqin mosque talks about “public places” instead of “tolerance in Islam” at a command of the State Security
- 27. Is the honeymoon between the church and the state over?
- 28. Citizens but not a cultural community
- 29. Interviews from the alleys of “Bimha”
- 30. The pope’s sermon is a call for patience and bearing
- 31. Christianity, Judaism and Islam and the basis of Inter-religious dialogue as seen by Jamal al-Banna
- 32. Five new chancellors were assigned at five different universities; no Copts or females included
- 33. Religious satellite channels “da‘wah or business”?
- 34. The American Coptic Association urges Copts to ask George Bush to get the Saudi authorities to annul the whipping penalty imposed on a Coptic physician in Saudi Arabia
- 35. Interpretations against citizenship
- 36. Responses to Muhammad al-Baz’s attacks on Pope Shenouda
- 37. Who sparks the sectarian sedition?
- 38. Mormons and the vague relationship with Egyptology and Judaism [1]
- 39. The Coptophile Column (Original in English. Not edited by AWR)
- 40. The Coptic Orthodox Church warns of the danger of penetration by the Seventh-Day Adventists
- 41. The dialogue between Christian denominations has been at a standstill for 15 years
- 42. For the first time in Egypt, a woman is assigned the job of a pastor assistant in the Evangelical Church
- 43. Father Philopater is back by a pardon of Pope Shenouda five months earlier than the official date of the end of penalty
- 44. In Wednesday’s meeting, Pope Shenouda III calls on women to consider the conditions of their husbands
- 45. New sedition threatens the Baptist Church in Minia
- 46. The jurisprudence of enumeration, examination, and elimination
- 47. Professor Raghib Ḥabashi Muftaḥ, the faithful protector of the spiritual heritage of the Coptic Orthodox Church liturgy
- 48. Clear questions for Bishop Basanti
- 49. Christians in Egypt: Resorted to the church or insulted the church
- 50. The story of the Catholic Church in Egypt
- 51. Mattá al-Miskin [1919-2006]
- 52. “The Laymen’s Council is strongly connected to the state,” said Basilli
- 53. Salwá Bakr asks Pope Shenouda to take a decision concerning its rational martyr Origen
- 54. Copts demand the annulment of the religion digit in Egyptian identity cards
- 55. On the Shurá elections
- 56. “seek democracy by all means,” Dr. Sa‘d al-Din Ibrahim says
- 57. Marqus Nakhlah, secretary of councils at the National Democratic Party: Pope Shenouda is sad and Copts are angry. Church leadership suggested Copts boycott the elections
- 58. Catastrophe: Christians of Qina boycotted the elections under the church recommendations
- 59. General secretary of al-Wafd: “The absence of the global look in dealing with sectarian tension is behind their repetition”
- 60. Citizenship principles are expected to be the source of income for all the human rights organizations in Egypt in the coming period
- 61. Tribal and racial tension between families and the Bedouin tribes in Qina
- 62. Politics between the religion and the nation
- 63. Copts and the wider space
- 64. Three months prison for Father Yula Kamil Indraus of Isma‘iliyah
- 65. Landmarks of the indolent state
- 66. There is no scripture prohibiting the Christians’ visit to Jerusalem
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