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38. How the 1952 Egyptian Revolution influenced the relation between Copts and Muslims

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Year: 
2010
Week: 
28
Article number: 
38
Article pages: 
14
Date of source: 
July 11, 2010
Author: 
Eva
Reviewer: 
Not given
Article summary: 

The author illustrates the effects of the Egyptian Revolution of 1952 on Muslim-Coptic relations. Eva states that the Egyptian revolution had a negative effect on Copts, who lost major sources of income to the ensuing nationalization movement. Copts also lost many posts as ambassadors. The author states that the revolution allowed the Ikhwan party to work freely, which damaged the relationship between Copts and Muslims.

Keywords: Muslim Brotherhood - Egyptian Revolution of 1952

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