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Week 22
Thu, 2010-12-30 10:30 — William
- 1. Imbābah elders commission raises 20 million pounds for victims' families
- 2. State has no right to monitor church money, says Kamāl Zākhir
- 3. Military Judiciary refers 'Abīr to State Security Court
- 4. I'm leftist Muslim, not communist..Civil state doesn't mean vice, says Dr. Muhammad Ghunaym
- 5. Brotherhood inaugurate campaign to improve image, fawning over army, Copts
- 6. Copts' demands legit
- 7. Mother of victim Mina Nabīl demands retribution from killers
- 8. Archpriest Antonius Jirjis attends MB conference in al-Darb al-Ahmar
- 9. Rafīq Habīb..MB international spokesperson
- 10. Reopening churches: test for the State
- 11. Interior: issuance of law on building houses of worship houses soon
- 12. Message from Virgin Mary Church priest in 'Ayn Shams
- 13. End of sectarian tension in al-Qamādīr
- 14. State and religion in Azhar dialogue with thinkers
- 15. Islamists won't force Islamic law on Egypt
- 16. Egyptian-American activist expresses fears of Salafis, Brotherhood
- 17. End of construction on Virgin Mary Church in Imbābah next Saturday
- 18. Rule in separation case between 'Abīr, her Christian husband on June 26
- 19. El-Baradei preparing document on human rights in Egypt
- 20. Culprits of changing factory to church in 'Ayn Shams sentenced to 5 years in prison
- 21. Salafists: We won't give up applying hadds, refuse secularists' democracy
- 22. Muslims participate in constructing Imbābah church
- 23. Azhar always keeps open door for dialogue – official
- 24. Female Muslim preacher calls for Azharite center to spread moderation
- 25. Human rights center urges retrial of 'Ayn Shams church defendants
- 26. Details of Salafī party's "al-Nūr" platform
- 27. First 'Christian' in Vice President position
- 28. Controversy around banning marriage to Christian women, temporary suspension from conversion to Islam
- 29. Church demands Cabinet to present it with worship houses law, refuses financial supervision
- 30. Fitnah tā'ifīyah outcome of injustice, absence of social justice..Muslim, Copt are victims of corruption
- 31. Paid advertisement by Pope Shenouda in al-Ahrām
- 32. Worship houses law or Minister of religions?
- 33. 'Isawī arrests culprits in Two Saints Church explosion after their release
- 34. Yawm Sābi' in Jackline's house, missing young woman in al-'Āshir
- 35. Al-Jamā'ah al-Islāmīyah Muftī rejects Christian becoming president
- 36. Egypt approves draft law on unified places of worship
- 37. A shift in Egypt's Coptic identity
- 38. 'Ādīl Labīb, others, detained for 15 days for Imbābah's incidents
- 39. Hulsman: The Treatment of Copts as an Indicator of Egyptian Democracy
- 40. Brotherhood Political Party Calls for Christian Freedom of Worship, Despite Concerns by Many
- 41. Unified Places of Worship Draft Law Approved
- 42. National Justice Committee comprised of Muslims, Christians to pacify fitnah
- 43. State Security Prosecution begins investigation into 40 culprits of Imbābah's incidents
- 44. Towards a unified law for houses of worship
- 45. NDP figures in Beheira ask to join MB's party
- 46.100 days passed after Mubarak step down
- 47. Copts join protests calling for civil state, says priest
- 48. Church report on Two Saints Church explosion is referred to prosecution
- 48. Unified worship houses law…the next mosque-church clash
- 49. Security forces thwart fresh sectarian disaster in 'Umrānīyah
- 50. Copts jailed over church scuffle
- 51. Islamists and elections
- 52. Jaclyn disappearance stirs troubles in Sharqia
- 53. Neighbors of murdered salafist say he converted 5 Copts to Islam
- 54. Egypt’s Christians Fear Violence as Changes Embolden Islamists
- 55. Salafists, Copts send treatment convoy for Imbābah victims
- 56. "National Security" apparatus vow not to interfere in building houses of worship
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