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19. The elaboration of a "New Islam" which matches with modern experiences
Date of source: 29 Apr 2000 to 5 May 2000
By Fāṭima Sayyid Aḥmad (Dr.)
After loosing their credibility, due to major irregularities in their behavior, Islamic extremist groups launched a new strategy, especially after the cessation of foreign aid. They now started to target high-class women and youth, as they are weak [in faith] but able to finance the new Do’a [...
20. The plan to occupy the university’s mosques was frustrated
Date of source: 29 Apr 2000 to 5 May 2000
By Karīma Suwaydān
The remains of terrorism are still looking for any hole to penetrate again Egyptian society, they are trying now to go back to their old game of occupying the university mosques, but this time their plan was frustrated due to the caution of university administrations and students. - Dr. Anwar...
21. The Popes of the Egyptian Church ...and the Copts!
Date of source: 25 Apr 2000
By Nabil Siddiq
In this article, the author deals with the lives of six men, who were Popes of Alexandria for the Coptic Orthodox Church. The article is dealing with their lives and how they affected the patriotic lives of Egyptians, be they Muslims or Christians. The article is also dealing with the life of the...
22. Christianity and the empty coffin.. Raises a crisis amongst Copts
Date of source: 1 May 2000
By Muṣṭafā Sulaymān
A recent article issued by a cultural magazine made Father Morqos Aziz Khalil, priest of the Hanging Church sent a protest to the Supreme Council for Journalism, against an article that he considered to be an offense for Christianity and Christians. Humiliating a heavenly religion is a humiliation...
23. Pope Shenouda renews his refusal for the Copts to visit occupied Jerusalem
Date of source: 27 Apr 2000
By No Author Mentioned
In his interview with "Al-Musawwar" magazine, Pope Shenouda III confirmed that Israel should withdraw from occupied Jerusalem and he insisted that the Egyptian Church would not allow the Copts to visit Jerusalem until it is set free. He said that it is not important to visit the places where Jesus...
24. Devils in preacher’s dress
Date of source: 29 Apr 2000 to 5 May 2000
By Nāhid ‘Izzat
Some of the corrupt extremists used their special skills in giving impressive and convincing speeches to bring followers under their control, using religion as a cover to hide their personal defects or to make religious, moral and political gains. Rose Al Youssef lists here two cases concerning...
1. ECU acknowledges the deformed picture of Arabs and Moslems in the Western Media
Date of source: 2 May 2000
By Khālid al-Aṣūar
In its attempt to remove the obstructions to understanding, and to pave the way for boosting confidence and cooperation between the Arab world and the European union, the Center for Peace Researches in Spain has started to issue a series of studies about the roots of clashes. In the forefront of...
2. The seminar about the defense of the ijtihad. O God, no rejoicing against you, Dr. Abdel Sabour
Date of source: 2 May 2000
By Khalid al-Fishawi
The Ibn Roshd group has held a seminar about the defense of the ijtihad [the freedom of interpretation] in the Cairo Center for Human Rights Studies, just hours before the tribunal verdict in the Al-Hesba case. This case was filed by Sheikh Youssef Al-Badri, against the book "Father Adam" written...
3. Our campaign is still going on
Date of source: 6 May 2000 to 12 May 2000
By No Author Mentioned
Subtitles: * We are calling for Abdel Kafi and El-Ada’iya to argue the case with us, using documentary evidence, * Rose El-Youssef’s campaign has strong support from religious people, newspapers and the public opinion, * Our aim is to protect our country, true religion, people’s honor and to...
4. Killing, stealing and committing adultery in the name of religion
Date of source: 3 May 2000 to 12 May 2000
By ‘Abd Allāh al-Najjār
People have the right to get accurate information about their religion, so being guided by a charlatan is a great crime, that will affect not only the person but the religion itself. The popularity of these unqualified charlatans might lead to the falsification of religious instructions and let...
5. Coming to God through the devil’s gates
Date of source: 6 May 2000 to 12 May 2000
By Karam Jabr
Egypt is facing now a dangerous phenomena, some hidden parties are trying to substitute the role of the religious institutions, like the Azhar and the Ministry of Religious Affairs, in the call to religion missions. Thus leaving the path open to the non qualified charlatans, to assume such a vital...
6. Tomorrow the trial of Sheikha Manal who claims prophecy; the accused promotes ideas against Islam
Date of source: 8 May 2000
By Imam Rashid
The Supreme Court of State Security will start tomorrow the trial of Sheikha Manal, who claims prophecy, and her followers. They are accused of disdaining Islam, promoting ideas that deform its picture, trying to cause conflict within society and holding meetings to study the ideas of their group....
7. The Sheikh of the Azhar: I did not say that insurance is forbidden, and my opinion on bank interest did not change
Date of source: 2 May 2000
By No Author Mentioned
The Grand Imam of the Azhar, Dr. Mohammed Sayyed Tantawi, delivered a lecture on the ijtihad [the application of the sources of Islamic law for the purpose of making an independent judgment with regards to an issue or question] before the High Council for Islamic Affairs two nights ago. During this...
8. A novel mocks the Qur’an and spreads the depravity of the author who created a stir against "A Banquet for the seaweed"
Date of source: 5 May 2000
By Fatḥī Amīr
The author of this article claims that Mohammed Abbas mocks the Qur’an, the Prophetic Sunna, and the divine will in his novel, "Qasr Al-Aini". Abbas himself previously created a stir against Haider Haider’s novel, "A Banquet for the seaweed," claiming that this novel mocked the Qur’an and offended...
9. The novel "A banquet for the seaweed" was taken off the market
Date of source: 5 May 2000
By Musallam Shaltut
The Ministry of Culture took of all the published issues of the novel "A banquet for the seaweed" by the Syrian writer after the controversy which the story provoked. The Minister had to order the formation of a committee to investigate the case of the novel which was published for the first time...
10. Legalization of shedding the blood [killing] of the Culture Minister and another four intellectuals in the wildest ever ideological terrorism campaign in Egypt
Date of source: 6 May 2000 to 12 May 2000
By Wā’il al-Ibrāshī
During the last two weeks Egypt has witnessed unprecedented terrorism, and a lot of fatwas for shedding the blood [of the Culture Minister and some intellectuals who are all accused of impiety], and calling for a holy war "Jihad" against the new enemies "the Ministry of Culture, the freedom of...
11. The veteran’s rest at Fola’s station
Date of source: 6 May 2000 to 12 May 2000
By Hannāʾ Fatḥī
In his wonderful novel, which foresaw what happened in Algeria, the Syrian writer Haider Haider designed a sweet description of the atmosphere around the Eastern city of Bouna, in Algeria where nature brightens, and saints were born. Inside the dust of this blessed and damned earth martyrs were...
12. The Minister of Culture defends the novel "Banquet for the seaweed"
Date of source: 7 May 2000
By ‘Abd al-‘Aziz al-Nahhas
The Minister of Culture, Farouk Hosni, defended the recent controversial novel "Banquet for the seaweed" by the Syrian writer Haider Haider. The Minister criticized the polemic and described it as "non objective dealing, which aimed achieving only political targets, for the benefit of it’s...
13. Two perspectives of freedom, in connection with "A Banquet for the seaweed"
Date of source: 7 May 2000
By ‘Atiyah Hasan
The novel of the Syrian writer started a controversy between the intellectuals about the freedom of creativity and it’s relation to freedom in general. Al-Usboa listed the opinions of some key figures in the camp of literature : - Ahmed El-Sheikh, a novelist, considers that the freedom of...
14. Minister of Culture: we didn’t confiscate " A banquet for the seaweed"
Date of source: 7 May 2000
By Taha ‘Abd al-Rahman
In a special declaration to Al-Ahrar newspaper, the Minister of Culture, Farouk Hosni, revealed that his ministry did not confiscate the novel "A banquet for the seaweed" by the Syrian writer Haider Haider, and it was not taken off the market. Hosni said that the "neutral and trustworthy"...

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