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Body Found in Libya Does Not Belong to Imam Musa Sadr The committee in Lebanon officially tasked with investigating the fate of Imam Musa Sadr denied that the body recently found in Libya belongs to Sadr.
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Imam Musa Sadr Definitely Did Not Go to Italy Head of Libya’s National Transitional Council (NTC) said there is evidence that Imam Musa Sadr never left Libya after he entered the country in August, 1978 to meet with Libyan officials.
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Israel: our embassy in Cairo remains homeless The Israeli Foreign Ministry announced that no one in Egypt is willing to rent offices to house the embassy since its staff were forced to evacuate in September 2011 following the attack on the embassy’s building in Cairo’s Giza District.
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Shafiq as Egypt’s president, recipe for civil war Egypt’s revolutionary political activism group of April 6 Youth Movement has warned of a civil war if Mubarak-era Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq is officially declared the winner of the country’s run-off presidential election.
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Amnesty International: Egypt must urgently cancel ‘dangerous’ new powers given to military A decision by Egypt’s Justice Ministry to extend the military’s power to arrest and investigate civilians for a wide range of offences would pave the way for fresh human rights violations and must be urgently revoked, Amnesty International said.
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Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak clinically dead Ousted Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak has been declared clinically dead upon arrival at a military hospital in southern Cairo.
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Egyptian Shias call for muslim unity Shia people in Egypt asked their fellow Muslims to keep their unity, refraining from dispersion in this country.
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Nigeria: Hundreds of Muslims Celebrated the Appointment of Hadhrat Muhammad as Prophet The African Shia Islamic Movement marked the occasion of Mab’ath on Friday the 26th of Rajab 1433 (15th of June 2012) at Husainiyyah Baqiyyatullah, Zaria.
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Egypt tenses for new president after vote |
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Several detained over invisible ink pens plot in Egypt elections Egyptian authorities have arrested several people for allegedly selling “invisible ink” pens in polling stations on the first day of the presidential runoff elections.
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Al-Azhar Urged to Recognize Shiism In a letter to the Egypt’s parliament, Egyptian Shias have called for recognition of the Shia sect by Al-Azhar Islamic Center.
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Top 86-year old Sunni cleric Qaradawi marries for the third time Top Egyptian octogenarian Sunni cleric and theologian, Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi has remarried for a third time.
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Killer of Tunisian protesters 'Ben Ali' sentenced to life in prison A Tunisian military court has sentenced Zine El Abidine Ben Ali to life in prison for the killings of protesters during last year’s popular revolution that ousted the longtime dictator.
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Tunisian ousted president Ben Ali gets 20 years jail |
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Curfew in Tunisia after protests against art exhibition The Tunisian government has imposed an overnight curfew on the capital and seven other cities and suburbs in the wake of protests over an art exhibition in the North African country.
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S. Africa Non-Muslims Favor Islamic Finance Non-Muslims in South Africa are turning to Islamic finance to guarantee investing their money in fields that are not negative for society, such as alcohol, tobacco and gambling.
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Prof. Ihsanoglu condemns killing of UN peacekeepers, attack on churches The Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Prof. Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu expressed shock and sadness following the recent killing in Cote d’Ivoire of seven UN peace keepers from the Republic of Niger.
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Egypt Islamists draft code to boost Islamic banks The new draft code aims at increasing Islamic banks market share to 35 per cent in five years
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Egypt's ousted president Mubarak in critical condition An Egyptian security official says former president Hosni Mubarak has been slipping in and out of consciousness, more than a week after he was transferred to a hospital inside a Cairo prison to serve his life sentence.
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Jerusalem to be Capital of Egypt Under Mursi Rule: Muslim Cleric If Muslim Brotherhood candidate Mohammed Mursi were to become president, Egypt’s capital would no longer be Cairo, but would be Jerusalem, a prominent Egyptian cleric said at a presidential campaign rally, which was aired by an Egyptian private television channel.
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Thousands of Egyptian protesters demand Ahmed Shafiq disqualified Egyptians have taken to the streets to demand the ban of the ousted regime’s last prime minister from standing in the country's run-off election.
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Hundreds of Egyptians remember death of revolutionary man 'Khaled Said' Hundreds of protesters have taken to the streets across Egypt to mark the second anniversary of Egyptian police’s killing of Khaled Said, the development which eventually sparked last year’s revolution.
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Disenfranchisement Law on Egyptian presidential candidate Ahmed Shafiq Egyptian constitutional court to hear appeal regarding Political Disenfranchisement Law and parliamentary elections law on 14 June
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Egyptians continue rally against Mubarak verdict Egyptians continue their million-man march in Cairo, Alexandria and Suez to voice their anger at the lenient sentence handed to ousted dictator Hosni Mubarak.
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Is Egypt chaos on Saudi, Qatari agenda? Qatar and Saudi Arabia stand behind acts of sabotage and create chaos in the Egyptian arena, and he pointed that the plot was revealed and evidence were found on the involvement of the two countries in affecting the stability in Egypt, and their quest for the success of a presidential candidate according to Qatari Saudi standards.
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