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Week 39
Sat, 2008-07-26 06:50 — admin
- 1. Editorial
- 2. Missionaries or volunteers? South Korean Christians held hostage by the Taliban.
- 3. The riddah…a debatable issue not settled by scholars!
- 4. Jamal al-Banna: The religious reference ends in autocracy and refuses opposition
- 5. Exploring ridda one-sidedly
- 6. Law or sharia
- 7. The minister of endowments: the Jihad does not mean to fight others for spreading Islam
- 8. The truth and invention of visions on the Islam-West conflict
- 9. An unknown American organization penetrates Egypt
- 10. Egyptian reactions to the American International Religious Freedom Report 2007
- 11. American Coptic Union calls on Congress to impose sanctions on Egypt, describing Shenouda as “the isolated pope”
- 12. Take your hands off the Copts of Egypt
- 13. The conference of Copts of the U.S. discusses citizenship, and Christians reject!
- 14. Father ‘Aziz: "Christianity has become the vulnerable entity used by everybody who seeks fame," the priest of the hanging Church accuses the Azhar of approving books that offend Christianity
- 15. The sedition of the Middle Eastern Christians Association
- 16. Following the withdrawal of his book ’al-Wasaya fi ‘Ishq al-Nisa’,’ [Recommendations in Women’s Adoration] al-Shahawi sues the Azhar Imam
- 17. Press and rushed Fatwás
- 18. Dr. Maḥmud Ḥamdi Zaqzuq: I refuse to launch a satellite channel affiliated with the religious institution to respond to the business of Fatwás
- 19. Maḥmud Ḥamdi Zaqzuq, enemy of the mu’adhdhin and Imam
- 20. The shaykh of the Azhar: No leniency with whoever releases wrong Fatwás
- 21. Scholars of Egypt respond to the Fatwá permitting time-limited marriages
- 22. For Gulf Arabs only: Marriage with the intention of divorce
- 23. A religious state or a democratic Islam?
- 24. “The platform of the Muslim Brotherhood’s party is a political step backward,” politicians and thinkers say
- 25. Jamal Qutb: "The Fatwás of the prophet’s urine and adult breast feeding are an indication of the deterioration of the religious institution"
- 26. Those who swell up fires of the sectarian sedition
- 27. A Qur’anic treatment for the sectarian sedition: ‘Islam’ is a name for all monotheistic religions and ‘Muslim’ for all their followers
- 28. Coptic students’ ghettos in Egyptian universities
- 29. A young Coptic woman disappears in Alexandria, and her family accuses, as usual, a Muslim man
- 30. Discrimination against Copts
- 31. How to initiate a sectarian sedition for three Egyptian Pounds?
- 32. An Iftar banquet brings Yusuf al-Badri together with Mamduḥ Nakhlah
- 33. National unity Iftar banquets between religious tolerance and political considerations
- 34. Bishop Maximus imitates national unity Iftar banquets through the ’neighbor’s day’
- 35. Copts’ adherence to their Egyptian identity makes the Coptic flag a silly joke (p. N/A)
- 36. Why Muslim-Christian sectarian strife ’lives’ within the society of Alexandria?
- 37. Brawl in Alexandria
- 38. Press freedom in Egypt [2]
- 39. The return of chastity belt on the Malaysian way
- 40. The church and renewal…a need or falsity
- 41. Pope Shenouda orders Seminary not to admit new students with no voting cards
- 42. Marriage and remarriage in the Coptic Orthodox Church
- 43. Pope Shenouda warns clergymen and preachers about doctrinal fundamentalism
- 44. Bibliotheca Alexandria issues the first digital version of the oldest Arabic manuscript of the Gospels
- 45. Chaos… sacred corruption in endowment in Egypt
- 46. Musá denies any connections with ‘Adli Abadir
- 47. “Bishop Bishuy calls on the pope not to attend the al-Fayyum conference not to let him say his opinion about the bylaw of electing the patriarch,” Kamal Zakhir says
- 48. Sa‘d al-Din Ibrahim and “the Egyptian exile”
- 49. Pope Shenouda: No for a Coptic theocracy
- 50. "Balances" in the Egyptian society
- 51. No dignity for Egyptians
- 52. Stay of execution of the custody sentence
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