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Lawyer Fatma Lasheen files a law suit asking to be appointed as judge. If she wins, the door will be open for women for the first time to sit on the bench.
A controversy over the release of movies and video films dramatizing events in the lives of Christian saints.
A suspected extremist killed three nuns in Hodeidah, Yemen.
Sheik Tantawi received this week a message from Pope John Paul II on the importance of stepping up cooperation among Muslims and Christians.
The official web site of the Gama’a Islamiya is www.morabiton.org.
The Muslim Brotherhood faces internal dissent.
Islamic Sharia has nothing against women nominating themselves for public office and voting said the Grand Mufti Nasser Farid Wassel.
Cromwell praised the executive director of the International Coptic Federation, based in Washington, for his lobby work for the proposed Freedom of Religious Persecution Act in the US.
On June 25 the Azhar welcomed a decision to shut down "SuraLikeit" on America on Line (AOL). On June 28, an American atheist group slammed the decision by AOL to close down the ant-Qur’an site.
A Coptic civilization museum was recently opened in Germany.

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