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Week 21
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on Sat, 2008-07-26 06:48
1. Editorial
2. An extremist group calls for religious discrimination
3. Shamm al-Nasim festival is forbidden!!
4. The Mufti: I did not allow killing outlawed extremists
5. Syria wakes up at the sound of the azan
6. Shaykh al-Turabi permits a Sudanese Muslim girl to marry a Christian boy
7. Qur’ānites deny Prophet’s sunna altogether
8. What does ‘Amr Khalid want?
9. The mysterious Jew in ‘Amr Khalid’s house
10. America uses Islamists just for threatening
11. American Islam
12. Lawsuits demanding dismissal of the Azhar head
13. Trading with the name of holy places
14. Brotherhood plot to turn Bar Association into devotee political party
15. Muslim Brotherhood invade AUC
16. The Muslim Brotherhood uses the ’secret candidate’ in chambers of commerce elections
17. From the Naksa to the gallows [9]
18. ‘Askar and al-Zifzaf
19. Management of extremism
20. Citizenship and globalization; Copts, Nubians and Bedouins
21. Oppressing Copts and the absent left wing
22. A radical cassette tape attacks Christianity and novelists
23. A series of lies and the ways of Archpriest Zakariya Butrus [3]
24. The illusion and the truth
25. Now who’s oppressed?
26. Niqab-wearing women go to church clinics for treatment
27. Thoughts about Alexandria events
28. A dialogue in due time between Egyptian-German youth
29. Dialogue with the former Dutch premier
30. The religious awakening and its effects on democracy and pluralism (2)
31. Democracy in the game of nations
32. Curriculums stimulate culture of violence
33. Christian Zionism; the coming menace
34. Illusion of Zionist Christianity
35. Azhar head says Baha’is are apostates that must be punished
36. Baha’ism…a sick attempt to make a fictitious religion
37. Controversial parliamentarian quits and leaves Holland
38. What is happening in Christian institutes?
39. The Coptic Orthodox Church against the divorce of Copts
40. Divorce of Copts is in the hands of the general prosecutor
41. Church blessed Coptic polygamist
42. Pope Shenouda: Copts are not allowed to go to Jerusalem
43. Alternative churches!
44. Church news in pictures: With a former prime minister of Holland
45. Peaceful People!
46. Priests defrocked: Punishment or settling accounts?
47. A reading into the Montreal conference statement
48. Overseas Copts, their role and duties
49. The Da Vinci Code failed to have viewers buy fantasies about Christ’s marriage to Mary Magdalene
50. Facing the new terrorism
51. The government and terrorism
52. Schools and media stand behind spreading violence
53. Muslim Brotherhood’s techniques for September elections
54. Who would pay the price for chaos?
55. Copts in leading positions in Egypt
56. Saudi’s beat Azhar shaykhs in London’s Islamic centre
57. Egyptian government fights a losing battle against the judges
58. Postponement to contain judges crisis
59. The most dreadful terrorist crimes were committed under the emergency law
60. Review of “Christian Egypt … Faith and Life”
61. Amr Ibn al-As and the fire of the library of Alexandria
‹ 89. Egypt’s sectarian problem would never develop into another Lebanon
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