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10. Sheikh Muhammad Ibn Abdel-Wahhab and his followers reject calling his ideologies “Wahhabism” to avoid concept of sanctifying individuals
Date of source: 10 May 2003
By ʿAbd Allāh Muḥammad
The author gives a historical background of Sheikh Muhammad Ibn Abdel-Wahhab and how Wahhabism was established in the Arabian Peninsula. He points out that Sheikh Muhammad Ibn Abdel-Wahhab and his followers rejected calling his ideologies "Wahhabism" to avoid the concept of sanctifying individuals...
11. Sheikh Muhammad Ibn Abdel-Wahhab and his followers reject calling his ideologies “Wahhabism” to avoid concept of sanctifying individuals
Date of source: 10 May 2003
By ʿAbd Allāh Muḥammad
The author gives a historical background of Sheikh Muhammad Ibn Abdel-Wahhab and how Wahhabism was established in the Arabian Peninsula. He points out that Sheikh Muhammad Ibn Abdel-Wahhab and his followers rejected calling his ideologies "Wahhabism" to avoid the concept of sanctifying individuals...
12. Hizbullah on the same road of the Muslim Brotherhood
Date of source: 8 May 2003
By ʿIṣām al-‘Iryān
The author compares the Hizbullah in Syria with the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. The comparison stems from the fact that the US asked Syria to stop supporting terrorism and to dissolve Hizbullah. In 1948, Britain, France and the US asked Egypt to dissolve the Muslim Brotherhood. He believes that...
13. The Brotherhood starts a new relation with America
Date of source: 12 May 2003
By ‘Abd al-Hafīz Sa‘d
Subtitle: the first meeting was held through the mediation of Saad Eddin Ibrahim The death of Abdel Harith Madany indicated the possibility of the Brotherhood reaching the White House through their branch in New Jersey A study made by the political division of the Muslim Brotherhood stresses the...
14. Disloyalty to the nation and Islam
Date of source: 10 May 2003 to 16 May 2003
By ‘Abd Allah al-Imam
While a group of the Muslim Brotherhood sought to build close relations with the [Egyptian] government another group turned to the White House. The first group took part in the anti-war demonstration organized by the National Party in order to convince the government that they have changed. The...
15. Brotherhood Guide of Egypt: No deputy replacement has been chosen
Date of source: 11 May 2003
By ‘Abduh Zayn
The General Guide of the banned Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood Counselor Ma’moun Al-Hodeibi emphasized yesterday that no deputy has been chosen to replace him- pointing out that in case a deputy was chosen everyone will know about it. Al- Hodeibi’s statements came as a response to information saying...
16. Al-Shater named deputy of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood guide
Date of source: 10 May 2003
By No Author Mentioned
A number of people close to the Egyptian group of the Muslim Brotherhood revealed that the group’s leading figures had chosen Khairat Al-Shater to become the deputy of the group’s general guide. Sources pointed out that the decision was made last March without being declared. Choosing Al-Shater is...
17. The Brotherhood’s arrows against Al-Kharabawy
Date of source: 12 May 2003
By No Author Mentioned
When Tharwat Al-Kharabawy was researching the mistakes of the Muslim Brotherhood, he never expected that anyone would support his views. Al-Kharabawy wrote about the Brotherhood's mistakes of isolation and feelings of superiority. He also wrote about their secret deals. We published his results...
18. The Islamic attitude towards non-Islamic civilization [2]
Date of source: 9 May 2003
By Muhammad ‘Imārah (Dr.)
The law of interaction and interchange- not the law of subordination and isolation should dominate the relations between one civilization and another. The Islamic view regards the diversity of civilization as one of the rules of God who created nations distinctly different from one another...
19. The 15th General Islamic Conference
Date of source: 9 May 2003 to 13 May 2003
By Nirmīn Fawzī
The 15th General Islamic Conference that was held in Cairo under the title "The Future of the Islamic Nation" was front-page news in Egyptian press for five days. There were 150 Muslim scholars - including 30 ministers and 12 muftis - representing more than 60 Islamic countries, and organizations...
20. Halting a lawsuit demanding the cancellation of issuing church permits through the presidency
Date of source: 9 May 2003
By No Author Mentioned
After seven years of deliberation, the Egyptian Administrative Court decided to halt a lawsuit filed by Al-Kalema [Word] Center for Human Rights, in which it asks for the cancellation of issuing church permits through the presidential office. The center appealed against the constitutionality of a...
21. Iqra Channel glorifies extremism and tries to stop accusing Saleh Kamel of libertinism
Date of source: 10 May 2003 to 16 May 2003
By Wa'il Lutfi
The writer reports a study on Iqra that supports the articles of the magazine, Rose El-Youssef that criticize Iqra [See AWR, week 18, arts. 22,23]. The magazine believes that Iqra Channel is exploiting religion to advocate extremism, broadcast evil ideas, and practice brainwashing. The writer...
22. May the enemies of Islam perish
Date of source: 9 May 2003
By Maḥmūd Ḥabīb
The author, Mahmoud Habib, criticizes an article of a weekly magazine for its severe attack against an Islamic satellite channel [Rose El-Youssef and its article on Iqra channel are meant here. See AWR, week 18, arts. 22,23]. The writer affirms that the magazine follows the scheme of the people...
23. Leaders of Evangelical churches discuss Muslims-Christians relations in the US
Date of source: 10 May 2003
By No Author Mentioned
In light of the increasing attention paid to Islam since September 11, a number of prominent American leaders of the Evangelical Church held a conference to discuss Muslim-Christian relationships. The conference, which is considered the first of its kind, also discussed the nature of the Christian...
24. Leaders of American churches criticize attacks on Islam
Date of source: 9 May 2003
By Rachel Zoll
Leaders of American churches have publicly condemned assaults on Islam by Rev. Franklin Graham and other fellow religious conservatives and pledged to heal rifts with Muslims. The leaders said that the derogatory comments endangered Christians working in the Muslim world, strained already tense...
25. Islam in the eyes of the West…Correcting perceptions in religion, art and culture
Date of source: 7 May 2003
By Wafā' al-Shīshīnī
The writer continues her writings about the journey to Germany. She reveals her happiness towards such intellectual, cultural, political and religious journey - as she described it. She adds that that journey was to correct the common ideas, concepts and stereotypes attributed to the Arabs,...
26. Establishing the first Islamic council in France
Date of source: 11 May 2003
By Nirmin Hasan
The newly established Islamic council hosted a gala in Paris in which it presented the first council representing Muslims in France. The council includes 157 members. Dalil Boubakeur has been chosen as the Council Chairman. Fouad Elwi the General Secretary of the French Islamic Federal Union and...
27. Hejab is still causing controversy in France
Date of source: 11 May 2003
By Dīnā Tawfīq
The issue of the hejab [veil] has surfaced once more in France. The French Prime Minister Jean Pierre Raffarin tried to explain the attitude of French schools towards the hejab. He said that students are not treated on religious bases but simply as students of the French Republic. That is why no...
28. Muslims in France are a politically ineffective minority
Date of source: 9 May 2003
By ‘Azzah Subhi
As the issue of hejab led to discussion and arguments regarding the life of Muslims in France, it also led to a debate on how Muslims of France are committed to its secular laws; and how they achieve a balance and adjustment with these laws and their Islamic religious rites. In April 2003, the...
2. Introducing Rev. Dr. John Watson
Date of source: 21 May 2003
John H. Watson was born on 14 May 1938. He was trained from an early age as a musician and at the age of eighteen he became a professional 'cellist. It was just after his eighteenth birthday that he visited Baghdad and became fascinated with the Middle East. Whilst the sub-principal 'cellist of...
6. Western provocation of the Islamic world
Date of source: 16 May 2003
By Aḥmad ʿAbbās Ṣalāḥ
No Western authority thinks of the problem of terrorism in an objective way. All plans to combat terrorism are security plans - which is nonsense because the issue is not that simple. There is a flagrant Western provocation of the Islamic world. This continued provocation results in a daily-...
7. What is the real reason behind the violent actions in Riyadh?
Date of source: 16 May 2003
By Patrick Seal
The author comments on the recent suicide operation in Riyadh. He believes that the operation should be considered as part of the reaction of Arab-Islamic violent groups to the violence the US practices against them. He adds that the operation raises two questions: Does the US deal with such groups...
8. Satellite fiqh scholars and the bombing in Riyadh
Date of source: 17 May 2003
By Mustafā Aḥmad al-Nuʿman (Mostafa Ahmed al-No'man)
Arresting the perpetrators of the savage attacks in Riyadh is the mission of security men. However, if this is the whole story, the tragedy will be repeated. Those perpetrators, who appointed themselves as protectors of Islam and threw themselves among innocent civilians to kill as many as they...
9. Towards a revolution against terrorism…why some Muslims plan for attacking Islamic countries in the name of Islam?
Date of source: 13 May 2003
By Sa‘ud Ibn Salah al-Sarhan
Saudi authorities disclosed a new terrorist network, including 19 members from different social backgrounds. The authorities confiscated 275,000 riyal, numerous weapons and disguise kits found in their possession. It was the first time for the Saudi government to admit the danger of such terrorists...
10. Prominent Scholars Association: Attacking foreigners in Saudi Arabia is haram
Date of source: 16 May 2003
By No Author Mentioned
The Prominent Scholars Association in Saudi Arabia condemned the recent suicide operation in Riyadh. It issued a statement to the effect that attacking foreigners living in an Islamic country is haram [religiously forbidden]. See art. 33: The Israeli government invited Jews in Morocco to...
11. Missionary operations infiltrate Lebanon
Date of source: 17 May 2003
By No Author Mentioned
The latest incident targeting Christian missionaries in Lebanon shows that Zionist Christianity has penetrated missionary activities there. A Jordanian living in Tripoli north of Lebanon was killed with an explosive device targeting his neighbor who is a Dutch missionary. The Lebanese Islamic...
12. Love remains whether we agree or disagree with Dr. Yohanna Qulta
Date of source: 13 May 2003
By Shaykh Sayyid al-Fiqi
[See AWR, week 17, art. 7] The author comments on the opinions expressed by Dr. Yohanna Qulta, concerning the reasons behind the war on Iraq, which he speaks of in an interview with the magazine. Dr. Qulta said that the Iraqi regime was claiming of defending Arabs and Arab issues but it was...
13. Sheikh Gawad Al-Khalasi: the US causes discord between Sunnis and Shiites
Date of source: 17 May 2003
By Fatḥī Maḥmūd
The article is an interview with Sheikh Gawad Al-Khalasi one of the leaders of the Unified Islamic Front that includes Sunni and Shiite leaders. The front tries to unite Sunnis and Shiites in Iraq to combat occupation and reconstruct a non-sectarian Iraq. Al-Khalasi speaks about the relations...
14. The Shiites of Iraq
Date of source: 16 May 2003
By ʿAbd al-Muʿṭī Bayyūmī (Dr.)
The author comments on the beliefs of the Shiites of Iraq and the effect of these beliefs on their political tendencies.
15. The head of Ansar Al-Sunna Al-Mohammadia in Egypt: Wahhabism aims at eliminating the Seeds of Polytheism and idolatry
Date of source: 20 May 2003
By Muḥammad Khalīl
The head of the Ansar Al-Sunna Al-Muhammadia group [the Supporters of the Sunna of Muhammad], Sheikh Gamal Al-Marakbi, refuted all the accusations that attribute extremism to the ideas of Sheikh Muhammad Ibn Abdel-Wahab, the founder of Wahhabism. He says that such accusations are incorrect and have...
16. Egyptian Brotherhood source: Group sends envoy to Europe and America to consult international branches in naming a deputy for the supreme guide
Date of source: 17 May 2003
By No Author Mentioned
A source belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt revealed that the group sent an envoy to seek the opinions of the leading figures of the Brotherhood's international branches in naming Khairat Al-Shater as deputy of the group's supreme guide. The source added that in late March the guidance...
17. Al-Hodeibi calls on Muslim leaders to apply political reform and give way to freedom
Date of source: 17 May 2003
By Muḥammad Ṣalāḥ
The Supreme Guide of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood, Counselor Ma'amoun Al-Hodeibi, called on Arab and Muslim leaders to carry out comprehensive political reforms emphasizing that the Umma (Muslim nation) is close to a significant historical turning point. Al-Hodeibi stressed that "Muslims did...
18. He holds the secrets of the banned groups: The mysterious millionaire who prepares for leading the Muslim Brotherhood
Date of source: 17 May 2003 to 23 May 2003
By Usāmah Salāmah
Subtitles: *Al-Hodeibi ruled out Abdel Moneim Abu Al-Fotouh and chose Khairat Al-Shater to carry out the duties of the deputy of the Supreme guide to satisfy the Brotherhood's middle generation. *While in prison, he was granted permission to attend his daughter's wedding that was attended by...
19. The deputy of the founders of Hezb Al-Sharia: the US presence in the region changes priorities of Islamic groups
Date of source: 19 May 2003
By No Author Mentioned
Subtitles: *The deputy of the founders of Hezb Al-Shari'a (Al-Shari'a Party) attacks the Brotherhood and the left. *We reject dialogue with the US and accept it with Europeans conditionally. *The Brotherhood deals with us in a racial despotic manner and the left distorts facts for ulterior motives...
20. Amr Khalid…the plan of extremism to penetrate houses of the rich ((pp. 39-41)
Date of source: 17 May 2003 to 23 May 2003
By No Author Mentioned
The authors comment on the phenomenon of modern Islamic preachers through an overview of a study conducted by Dr. Assef Bayat, an American Muslim of Iranian origin. He is a professor of Middle East and social studies. The study points out that in previous years, the extremist trend of Islam is...
21. American pressures succeed in preventing Amr Khalid [from preaching] via satellites and revoked his residency [permit] in Lebanon
Date of source: 19 May 2003
By Muṣṭafā Sulaymān
[Editor: the link between the Lebanese government revoking the residency permit of Amr Khalid and his criticism of the US government is just speculation. It seems to fit in the series of anti-American publications in this weekly. This is reason for classification 5] The Lebanese government has...
22. Humanities conference at the Azhar University: Correcting false Internet information about Islam
Date of source: 14 May 2003
By Maḥmūd ʿUshb
The participants in the International conference of the Faculty of Humanities for Girls, Azhar University in Cairo, have devoted more attention to Humanities. They also claim more interest for working on developing these studies as they are considered the foundation for building human intellect and...
23. An important witness from a Christian author: Terrorism is not an Islamic product
Date of source: 18 May 2003
By Muhammad ‘Abd al-Shakūr
The article is an overview of Dr. Nabil Luqa Bebawi’s book “Terrorism is not an Islamic Product.” [The book was reviewed before in other articles summarized by AWR.]
24. Head of the Azhar Committee for Inter-religious Dialogue: Attacks on Islam from the West are unnatural
Date of source: 15 May 2003
By No Author Mentioned
Subtitles: *Sheikh Fawzy Al-Zifzaf to Al-Liwa al-Islami: The Islamic dialogue between Sunnis and Shiites has top priority today. *Developing religious speech does not mean changing Islamic fundamentals. Our dialogue with Sheikh Fawzy Al-Zifzaf, head of the Azhar Permanent Committee for Inter-...
25. Egyptian and German clerics and intellectuals: Islam was not first to impose the jizya
Date of source: 20 May 2003
By Nabīl Samuel Abādīr (Dr.)
The German city of Loccum [the name is a transliteration from the Arabic] Hanover has lately witnessed the first forum for Egyptian-German dialogue which continued for five days with the participation of about 45 academics, intellectuals, media and a number of leading Muslim and Christian clerics....

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