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Week 34
Week 34
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1. Editorial
2. Men of religion between the freedom of belief and protecting faith [2]
3. The media’s amplification of individual cases threatens to ignite the sectarian sedition
4. Oh, Susu please understand!
5. A young Coptic woman in secondary school escapes with a young Muslim man and her family stages a sit-in before the State Security building
6. amal Zaki Nasim, a Coptic girl, is still missing
7. Muḥammad Ḥijazi’s conversion according to the Shari‘ah
8. Change the religion…‘sedition’ in the East and ‘freedom’ in the West
9. The professor of apostasy is a consultant of the minister of the religious endowments
10. Europe’s “voluntary” censorship
11. I call on the Azhar and the intellectuals to discuss; does anybody answer?
12. The jurist’s turban and the politician’s coat
13. Saudi Arabia’s fate lies between Wahhabists and Ikhwan Najd’s bans
14. Cloaking in religion to destroy it
15. Asia and Islamic banks phenomenon
16. The religious extremism and the culture of violence Takfir depended on heritage-based Fatwás that stuck to Islam and tarnished it with terrorism
17. ‘Abbud al-Zumur and the fear of releasing him
18. The Islamic Research Academy: Denying the Sunnah is apostasy
19. Islamists and their parties: infiltrating the civil state by putting on the mask of democracy
20. Criticism of the logic of the religious state [4]
21. The Muslim Brotherhood hangs in the air!
22. Religious intolerance
23. The tragedy of Shaykh al-Salamuni; a lost opportunity
24. The assault on the Imam in London unmasks the West’s racism and the extremism of Westerners
25. The Muslim-Coptic relationship is based on fraternity: the same flesh and blood
26. Relatives of Engy, the Coptic girl who was kidnapped in Assiut, stormed an apartment in Giza square after an unknown person called her father and told him that his daughter was inside
27. The national unity in the bottom of the Nile
28. Aḥmad and Bishay; an Egyptian love message
29. Bishay and Aḥmad
30. A conflict of authority
31. Trouble at St Marina’s; still in crisis
32. Bishop Bakhoumious talks to Watani: The documents speak for themselves
33. For the first time, Father Angelius of the Marina Church declares to al-Fajr: “If the newspapers that published news about alleged correspondences of mine with foreign ambassadors do not publish retractions, I will file lawsuits against them”
34. The crisis between the Marina Church and the Matruḥ Governorate is waiting for a ruling from the Council of Ministers
35. Muslims and Copts at the Virgin’s Mawlid
36. Keeping quarrels under control in the Festival of the Holy Virgin in al-Salamiyah
37. Soldiers against monotheistic religions
38. The freedom of press and the future of Egypt
39. Muslims and Christians seek sterilized drama
40. The “Paltalk” against citizenship! [1]
41. The “Paltalk” against citizenship! [2]
42. Love, the absent obligation
43. The trouble with aid
44. Is it not the right time for the religious trend to fade away?
45. “Save my children from Baha’ism,” amal says
46. Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are over and ‘the term of God’ approaches
47. A Christian man accused the government of persecuting Copts and resorted to the Vatican when the Family Court referred to the Abi Ḥanifah school of Islamic law in a lawsuit he had filed to determine his daughter’s paternity
48. A thank-you letter to President Mubarak from the mother of Andrew and Mario
49. Coptic demonstrations: political openness or arm-twisting
50. Halah Ṣidqi’s first Husband: Pope Shenouda pressured me into marrying Halah, then later refused to intervene in our disagreements and now grants her a new marriage license
51. al-‘Umraniyah prosecution summons the pastor of al-Ṭalibiyah Evangelical church for a hearing
52. Pope Shenouda calls for an innovation in clerical discourse
53. Icons of the Nile Valley
54. Pope Shenouda criticizes the arguments of fundamentalist Coptic expatriates about the discrimination of Copts and their calls for Western interference
55. Bishop Marqus: “the latest check-ups of Pope Shenouda revealed an improvement in the state of his kidneys; he is expected back within a week”
56. Bishop Bishuy, the strong man in the Coptic Orthodox Church
57. The aid organizations
58. Heads of Coptic organizations condemn Copts’ problems and issue a statement urging the president to intervene
59. The expatriate Copts call on Mubarak to release the accused of “contempt against Islam”
60. Parties from the Qur’anic and Biblical texts
61. The State Security’s ready-made mechanisms used to confiscate the possessions of the detained members of the Muslim Brotherhood and the Middle East Christians Association
‹ 38. Mamdūh Nakhlah, an all time ally of the church
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