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Week 52
Sat, 2008-07-26 06:51 — admin
- 1. Editorial
- 2. Review of editorials 2002 - 2008; main topics, issues and statements
- 3. Dutch politician Rena Netjes says intercultural understanding between Europeans and their Mediterranean neighbors is greatly needed
- 4. Experiencing one week of monastic life in the Monastery of St. Macarius at Scetis
- 5. Disappointing report from the Religious Liberty Group of the World Evangelical Alliance
- 6. Recommendations HRH Prince el-Hassan bin Talal for the Electronic Network for Arab-West Understanding
- 7. Rev. Menes Abdel Nur responding to “Christian activists’ contributions to Christian migration from the Arab world; can Christianity survive in the Arab world?”
- 8. Bishop Marqus responding to “Christian activists’ contributions to Christian migration from the Arab world; can Christianity survive in the Arab world?”
- 9. Bishop Qultah responding to “Christian activists’ contributions to Christian migration from the Arab world; can Christianity survive in the Arab world?”
- 10. “Egypt is still far from a European kind of religious freedom” The conference of the “Evangelische Akademie Hofgeismar” featured differentiated images of Copts
- 11. “Living together peacefully is possible.” Cornelis Hulsman on the situation of Coptic Christians in Egypt
- 12. Muslim-Christian tensions around the Monastery of Abu Fana in context
- 13. Religious tension: Exceeding safety levels
- 14. Why are the Arabs angry with the West? The Great War for Civilization
- 15. Why are the Arabs angry? Arab-West relations: Politics in quicksand
- 16. Interview with Dr. Amin Makram ‘Ubayd about addressing fanaticism
- 17. Interview with Dr. Philippe Fargues about Coptic Statistics
- 18. Interview with Samih Fawzi about Muslim-Christian relations in Egypt
- 19. Towards a Negotiating Strategy to Manage the Implications of Islamophobic Discourse & to Deal with the Related Cross-Cultural Communication Barriers
- 20. Affirming the religion of a returnee to Christianity in official documents after 31 years as a Muslim
- 21. A servant of Saint Mark forges a passport for a Muslim girl
- 22. Lawyer: the woman who converted is subject to bad circumstances with her two children
- 23. Zaynab converts to Christianity to travel to Moscow with her husband
- 24. The Christians in Mosul receive the feasts cautiously
- 25. Why the Netherlands, now?
- 26. Netherlands: ISIM is closed as per January 1, 2009
- 27. “Islamic installments” … a new trick to fool consumers
- 28. Dr. Yusuf al-Qaradawi ... the most controversial and respectable scholar
- 29. Jamal al-Banna … the independent scholar
- 30. Azhari official: the ’psychological pressures’ and the implications of shaking hands with Peres are the reason behind the health crisis of the grand imam
- 31. The secrets of the attacks launched against Shaykh Tantawi!
- 32. A year of fatwás
- 33. 2008 … a chaotic year of fatwás
- 34. Fatwá license … a necessity mixed with fear
- 35. Fatwás arouse the world’s laughter and Muslims’ fury… and others are "the latest fashion"
- 36. “We should rethink the meanings of the Qur’an,” says Abu Zayd
- 37. The Islamic Social Democratic Party is the solution [1]
- 38. The Islamic Social Democratic Party is the solution [2]
- 39. Muntasir al-Zayyat, one of the nominees for layer’s syndicate presidency: My relationship with the Brotherhood is a one-sided love relationship and I "have to flatter them" because I need their votes
- 40. The state betrays over 15,000 previous detainees from Islamic groups
- 41. The pope wins
- 42. The Netherlands: Jewish festivals and the news bring up the rear
- 43. The National Council for Human Rights refers the unified law for houses of worship to the parliament and prepares another "anti - favoritism" law!
- 44. Never a culprit caught
- 45. Zaqzuq’s trials before the Azhar and the parliament
- 46. Ethical journalism
- 47. The Watani trick
- 48. Racial insults were directed against the Arabs and Muslims on the doors of a mosque in Jaffa
- 49. Curfew in Dimituh because of the Abu Hasirah festival
- 50. The Qur’anists and the Baha’is
- 51. Smuggling Egypt children to the U.S. under the pretext of adoption
- 52. Controlling an NGO engaged in missionary work in Egypt
- 53. Pope Shenouda urges Copts to kiss priests’ hands and rejects the idea that the church intervenes in completing emigration documents
- 54. Copts of Alexandria repeat their complaints about priests who prevent them from shaking Pope Shenouda’s hand at Sunday sermons
- 55. The church without Pope Shenouda for four months
- 56. An organization that guarantees the financial rights of married priests and recitals is needed
- 57. The downfall of Max and the inauguration of the Coptic Cultural Center are the most important events of 2008
- 58. Preventing priests from using mobile phones inside monasteries
- 59. Pope Shenouda to the Copts: ’confession’ through phones is unacceptable because it could reach the ’State Security Office’
- 60. A Christian defending Islam
- 61. Bishop Yu’annis provokes the anger of Copts in Upper Egypt
- 62. Pope Shenouda is accused of satisfying the government at the expense of the Copts’ problems
- 63. Nadir Fawzi calls on the church to revolt and the Copts reply: you come and lead it!
- 64. The truth about the mystery of the confession manipulated by Bishop Bishuy
- 65. Coptic lawyer calls for an international census for Copts and threatens to sue the government if it does not respond
- 66. Christians institute legal proceedings against Pope Shenouda to prosecute him criminally … Is this appropriate?!
- 67. “Freedom and democracy are given to grown up peoples,” Pope Shenouda says
- 68. Tree of Mary … a witness to history
- 69. On the threshold of a New Year
- 70. Butrus Ghali, head of the National Council for Human Rights: Human rights conditions in Egypt are improving and we cannot mistrust international reports
- 71. America loses its weight ... and China, India and Brazil are coming
- 72. Dr. Ahmad Kamal Abu al-Majd: The National Council for Human Rights turns five in good health!
- 73. Hafiz Abu Si‘dah: we have started the 1000 mile journey but the end is still far away
- 74. Human rights culture
- 75. The Empire of Georgette in the ministry of Butrus Ghali
- 76. A harvest against citizenship! [1]
- 77. A harvest against citizenship! [3]
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