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12. Copts' lost … between show or strength in the church and the fragile state's alienation

Wed, 2011-04-06 13:03 — nevine

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Year: 
2010
Week: 
32
Article number: 
12
Article pages: 
7
Date of source: 
August 9, 2010
Author: 
Muhammad al-Bāz
Reviewer: 
Bāsim Ridā ‘Āzir
Article summary: 

 The author considers the Coptic demonstrations as a sign of the weakness of the state and how the church has lost the world's sympathy.

Article full text: 

 The author states that the Coptic demonstrations aim to put the government in a critical situation. He assures that these demonstrations are systematic and satisfy the individuals responsible in the church.

The author illustrates how the church obliged the government to fulfill its requests concerning the United Law on Personal Status. The author believes that the church has lost the world's sympathy when it obliged that government to fulfill its requests.   

 

Fulltext type: 
Summary
Quality: 
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Classification: 
Opinion
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