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65. Margaret ‘Āzir: Is it acceptable that a post-revolution government should ignore women and Copts?
Date of source: Saturday, August 4, 2012
Also, several feminist leaders slammed failure to have good representation of women in the Qandīl government although Qandīl and before him Mursī had pledged that women will be represented in a way satisfactory to all segments of the society. “Is it acceptable that a post-revolution government...
35. Copts’ adherence to their Egyptian identity makes the Coptic flag a silly joke (p. N/A)
Date of source: Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Usāmah al-Ghazūlī discusses the issue of Muslim-Christian relations, wondering whether there are hidden hands in Egypt or abroad playing with the card of sectarian sedition to serve certain interests.
5. Exploring ridda one-sidedly
Date of source: Sunday, September 30, 2007
The article describes the outcomes of a recent seminar in which a number of Muslim scholars discussed the application of Riddah in Islam.
46. A Muslim Brotherhood member of parliament describes the call for better participation of women and Copts as the “Sectarian project”
Date of source: Wednesday, February 21, 2007
Member of Parliament Muḥammad al- Biltājī revealed the real face of his outlawed group when during a symposium held by the Cairo Institute for Human Rights Studies he attacked the idea of improved participation of women and Copts in parliamentary councils, describing it as the “sectarian project.”
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