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13. Emigrant Copts sent a declaration to homes and offices in Minia
Date of source: 26 Jun 2000
By Nasr Hatem
Some of the emigrant Copts seem to have decided to intervene in the affairs of Egypt to corrupt its national unity. This article tries to attract the attention to what is going on. It seems that emigrant Copts will not stop forging realities. Last week, some of them in America sent, by post and...
14. Strike inside the church and black flags are up. A Christian revolution in Luxor to defend Bishop Ammonius
Date of source: 26 Jun 2000
By Khālid Mahmūd
Surprises always come from the south. The last surprise was a collective protest in Luxor against the papal decision to depose Bishop Ammonius. To the surprise of Egyptian churches and media, the case of Bishop Ammonius became momentous and changed into a real revolution. Christians in Luxor...
2. Montasser Al-Zayyat: the Mufti of the Gama’at Al-Islamiya withdrew his support for stopping violence and delegated the leaders to make the decision
Date of source: 27 Jun 2000
By ‘Abd al-Rashīd Mutāwi
The last message of sheikh Omar Abdel-Rahman, Mufti of the Gama’at Al-Islamiya, can only be named a failed attempt to threaten the authorities which still refuse to debate with the groups of violence and terrorism. We interviewed Montasser al-Zayyat, the attorney of the Gama’at Al-Islamiya and the...
3. The reality of Omar Abdel Rahman’s statement
Date of source: 26 Jun 2000
By Walid Tufan
Since issuing the non-violence initiative, the Gama’at Al-Islamiya is living in a state of disputes and division between two groups. The first group, lead by Mustafa Hamza, was the one behind issuing this initiative, in March of last year. The other group, headed by Rifai’ Taha, completely rejects...
4. Dr. Wasel: Nobody asked me to talk on the matter of the novel "A Banquet for the Seaweed"
Date of source: 27 Jun 2000
By Aḥmad al-Mansī
Who is behind ignoring the opinion of the Mufti of The Egyptian State [an official who gives his religious opinions based on Islamic law and logical measurement] in the matter of the novel "A Banquet for the Seaweed"? Why was he silent? Why did the government not ask his opinion, although it has...

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