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16. The banned speech during the festivals of breakfast tables in the Church and the Azhar

Thu, 2011-04-07 11:47 — nevine

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Year: 
2010
Week: 
35
Article number: 
16
Article pages: 
9
Date of source: 
August 27, 2010
Author: 
‘Abd al-Rashīd Mutawi’
Reviewer: 
Bāsim Ridā ‘Āzir
Article summary: 

 The author states that the church and the Azhar are engaged in political life and try to satisfy the government on the account of the public.

Article full text: 

 The author comments on some actions concerning the reaction of the church and the Azhar towards some critical incidents. First, he reports that the festivals of breakfast tables in the church and the Azhar concentrate on the appearance not the essence. He also states that the church and Azhar act in collusion with the government on account of the public. This appears to be done to prevent the government, the church, and the Azhar from talking about certain sensitive issues.

Fulltext type: 
Summary
Quality: 
The article contains no obvious errors...
Classification: 
Opinion
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