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Week 30
Fri, 2010-05-07 15:09 — admin
- 1. Three reports against a priest in Sohag for tricking a priest and two businessmen into giving him 4.5 million pounds
- 2. Bishop of Maghāghah threatens to carry angry protests to Cairo Cathedral
- 3. Copts’ personal status: an issue of national security
- 4. Pope Shenouda leaves Cleveland for Boston to head the annual meeting of expatriate priests
- 5. Al-Badawī visits the Brotherhood guide in his office and calls upon the Brotherhood to relieve Copts
- 6. <i>Salafīs</i> stir the Azhar against Christians, seculars and <i>sufīs</i>
- 7. The Church at the time of the revolution
- 8. Quadripartite committee fails to resolve Maghāghah bishopric crisis
- 9. Muftī: West-Islam hostility hinders peaceful coexistence
- 10. The Wafd is a civil and not a secular party
- 11. Fights renewed between young men of Mar Mīnā Church in Fayyūm and salesmen because of a girl harrassing
- 12. Dr Zaqzūq: We will never allow using mosques for political promotion during the coming elections
- 13. The priest’s wife
- 14. A Christian young man and his cousin kidnap his sister “Yasmīn” after she converted to Islam and got married to a Muslim
- 15. Hundreds of Copts in Minya organize a peaceful protest against suspending the license of building a new bishopric
- 16. A Muslim-Christian match in Qena
- 17. Trial of the accused of bombarding the Jewish temple
- 18. The Roman Orthodox are angry ... and Pope Shenouda has not satisfied us
- 19. 56 years as monk spent in the love of Egypt
- 20. The brotherhood’s arrival to power after Mubārak...a disaster
- 21. Muslims and Copts under the umbrella of citizenship
- 22. The political, religious, and psychological interpretations for Pope Shenouda’s description of of civil marriage as fornication
- 23. Orientalism in the service of the American policies
- 24. Why do Copts hate the July Revolution?
- 25. To whom do bells ring?
- 26. What happened on the night of July 23, 1952?
- 27. Egypt brought back Judas Gospel 7 months ago
- 28. Draft law overcomes children trafficking and confronts the phenomenon of street children
- 29. Christ’s “grandparents” on the screen for the first time
- 30. The Dīr Mawwās priest’s wife stirs <i>fitnah</i> in the church
- 31. Why does the absence of any Christian girl or priest’s wife is turned to kidnapping and Islamization?
- 32. Ministry of Justice finalize 90% of the personal status law
- 33. After the end of the priest’s wife crisis .. thousands of Copts demonstrate in Maghāghah protesting against suspending the license of building the bishopric
- 34. Witnesses’ testimonies contradict
- 35. Kamāl Zākhir: Why is the pope involved in a battle he is not capable to fight?
- 36. Do we really live in a civil state?
- 37. Does the state security kidnaps Coptic girls and force them to convert to Islam
- 38. One million persons in the streets .. and the mūlid’s rituals is not taken from Amon worshippers
- 39. The mother of the one murdered by his Christian wife’s family: “Hāydī” converted to Islam before she got married to my son and I saw him slaughtered in the morgue
- 40. Hībātyā
- 41. Women in Priests’ lives tells about life between the house and the church
- 42. Nasr Hāmid Abū Zayd’s memoirs are my own trust
- 43. Witness from al-Kushh stresses Father Jibrā’īl’s violations
- 44. There is no substantial clash between Muslims and Copts and what happens are ordinary skimishes
- 45. Losing faith in the civil state in Egypt
- 46. Georgette Qillini - Long live the crescent and the cross... but
- 48. The Coptic Orthodox Church thanks security agencies as priest’s wife Kāmilyā returns home after five-day absence
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