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The article presents three important questions that deal with the sensitive relationship between Christians and Muslims in Egypt.
Drs. Hulsman provides a detailed description of Muslim-Christian relations in Egypt, and a history of Coptic problems, stemming from their own actions and outside influences.
The author defends the silence of the Evangelical church over the remarks of Pope Benedict ?V? about Islām, for he believes that the People’s Assembly is the only body that can condemn this on behalf of the Egyptian people.
At a time where the Pope’s controversial statements about Islam are still arousing reaction, another campaign by emigrant Copts has been launched, cursing Islam.
AWR’s year report shows the tremendous amount of work carried out in 2006. Comment on ‘Coptic Christian Fights Deportation to Egypt, Fearing Torture.’ in New York Times. Report on conversion stories presented on VCD.
The author is very upset about a Christian author writing in a very negative way about Islam. He advises Christians to refrain from writing about Islam.
This article traces the battle between Islam and Christianity via the satellites and the internet, led by an Islamic preacher, ‘Abdullāh Badr and a priest, Zakarya Butrus. Satellite channels and the internet have become a means through which sectarian sedition is spread in Egypt.
The author continues his series of articles in the Sawt al-Azhar newspaper to reply to Archpriest Zakarīyā Butrus’s opinions about Islam expressed in his appearances on the Christian TV channel al-Hayāt.
Dr Hulsman analyses the lecture of Pope Benedict, noting that the text showed that his lecture was unfortunate but the translation made it even worse. The report notes several translation mistakes from the original German text to English. The Arabic texts were then translations of the English....
The author continues his series of articles in the Sawt al- Azhar newspaper replying to Archpriest Zakarīyā Butrus’s opinions about Islam in his appearances on the Christian TV channel al-Hayāt.

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