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Week 46
Fri, 2010-05-07 15:09 — admin
- 1. The arrest of 27 supporters of Muslim Brotherhood candidates
- 2. Bishop Bīshūy makes his first public appearance in two months
- 3. Al-‘Awwā urges Muslims to defend Egyptian Churches against threats made by <i>al-Qā‘idah</i>
- 4. President Mubārak denounces threats targeting Egyptian churches and confirms the nation is safe from terrorist forces
- 5. The Basilica Church in Heliopolis celebrates its 100th birthday
- 6. Harmony between religious followers to promote peace
- 7. ‘Imārah: an advocate of moderate Islam
- 8. A response to those skeptical of Sahīh al-Bukhārī and Prophet Muhammad’s <i>Sunnah</i>
- 9. Pope Shenouda III: Newspapers say I broke my leg, yet here I stand before you
- 10. Three political parties and one independent Copt up against the National Democratic Party for the first time in Matruh’s history
- 11. Religion is for God and <i>Fitnah</i> is for all
- 12. The system’s electoral battle
- 13. Al-Mahjūb at the Janāklīs Church: All Egyptians are in opposition of the threats against churches
- 14. Pope Shenouda III rectifies a photographer’s plans to drive a wedge between the church bishops
- 15. The Deputy Patriarch denies the church’s intensions of group voting
- 16. The census <i>fitnah</i>
- 17. Early elections at Egyptian mosques
- 18. A Coptic group in Naj‘ Hammādī announcing its opposition to the National Democratic Party candidate
- 19. The Minister of Finance: between fundamentalism and secularism
- 20. The Ministry of Family and Population addresses circumcision of females
- 21. Part of the Iraqi Dilemma
- 22. Thin veils of terror
- 23. What difference does it make whether Obama is Muslim or Christian?
- 24. The Pope’s “39th Year as Pope” celebrations and the calmness of Egyptian souls
- 25. The Church celebrates the Pope’s “39th Year as Pope”
- 26. Hamdī Zaqzūq: <i>Fitna</i> in Egypt does not exist
- 27. Nazīf decides to remove the Protestant Church in Luxor for the Kabāsh road renovations
- 28. The Jewish Lobby turns against Obama, puts Israel first
- 29. Translating liturgies into Arabic eliminates the majority of church tunes
- 30. Governor of Beni Suef visits the Mār Girgis (Saint George) Church and meets its members
- 31. Rumors of <i>fitnah</i> all come from abroad
- 32. One million Muslims and Copts celebrate Mār Girgis (Saint George) Day at Mount Ruzayqāt
- 33. Dayr Mawwās: The “<i>jinn</i> and ghosts” candidate faces rumors of handing Kāmīliya Shihātah over to the state security and church
- 34. Reinforcing Egyptian Unity
- 35. Secularists: Secret plans to amend the list of election of the patriarch
- 36. The people of the Sāhil district chant for national unity
- 37. Hypothetical Situations
- 38. The Azhar Grand Shaykh and the Pope call for uniting against “attempts to separate”
- 39. Ten houses burn during sectarian violence in Qena due to rumors of the rape of a Muslim girl
- 40. Coptic leaders deny church trials of Bishop Yu’annis and Bishop Armiyā
- 41. Governor of Qena attends the annual Mār Girgis (Saint George) Day celebrations
- 42. Al-Wafd candidate: The minister, who was the bottom of our class, is attempting to stir <i>fitnah</i> between al-Wafd and Copts
- 43. Munīr Fakhrī ‘Abd al-Nūr demands that the state close “back doors” to prevent counterfeiting elections results
- 44. Who is responsible for the Coptic reluctance to participate in the elections?
- 45. The Catholic Church in Nasr City announces its endorsement of the Minister of Petroleum
- 46. Al-Wafd Party candidate in Duqqī district visits the Church in response to the NDP candidate’s visit
- 47. Headmaster of the Jesuit school: We do not distribute books offending Islam
- 48. Fifteen thousand copies of a cassette tape by former deacon who converted to Islam banned
- 49. Bishop of Naj‘ Hammādī accuses the mayor of plotting <i>fitnah</i> for vengeance as the Muslim girl is his relative
- 50. Dr. Mahmūd al-Saqā: I was brought up in a Coptic school and shall not respond to Āmāl's claims
- 51. The Qena governor and various ecclesial leaders witness the last night of the Mār Girgis (Saint George) Day celebrations
- 52. The investigations: Homeowners of the Qena incident do not accuse any Muslims
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