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Al-Azhar scholars praise the Grand Imam and the Bahrain Forum for Dialogue
Date of source: 31 Oct 2022
By Moḥammed Sheḥta
Dr. Muhammad al-Ḍuwaynī, Undersecretary of Al-Azhar, said that the dialogue process during the era of the Grand Imam Aḥmad al-Ṭayyib showed the Islamic vision of interfaith dialogue and confirmed the ability of Islam through its principles and tolerance for coexistence and dialogue with other...
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Egyptian Minister of Religious Endowments: “There can be no development without tolerance and countries that believe in the values of tolerance are more stable and prosperous.”
Date of source: 18 Oct 2022
By Aḥmad Kassāb
In his speech, Dr. Mukhtār Gumaʿa, the Minister of Religious Endowments in Egypt, emphasized that there can neither be compulsion in religion nor violence based on religious beliefs and that the freedom of belief requires the freedom to perform religious rituals. “There can be no development...
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King ʿAbdullāh II of Jordan meets Pope Francis
Date of source: 16 Nov 2022
By Yazan Haddādīn
On Thursday, November 10, 2022, King Abdullah II visited the Vatican and met with His Holiness Pope Francis, who leads the largest church in the world with nearly 1.3 billion Catholics. King Abdullah’s meeting with the Pope focused on the need to maintain interfaith dialogue, to promote coexistence...
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The Supreme Council of Muslims in Germany signs memorandum with the International Islamic Fiqh Academy
Date of source: 16 Nov 2022
By Māīkel 'Adel
The Supreme Council of Muslims in Germany (SCMG) organized a ceremony to sign a memorandum of understanding with the International Islamic Fiqh (jurisprudence) Academy (IIFA), which is affiliated with the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. This partnership is considered as a major leap in the...
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A brief history of Personal Status Law in the Middle East
Date of source: 16 Oct 2022
By Bassām Shaḥātīt
When we go back to the origins of the emergence of personal status laws in Arab countries, we find that they developed gradually and in stages until they reached their current shape. We can also note that these laws are similar in most of their articles pertaining to marriage and related matters...
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Cognitive dissonance in Egypt
Date of source: Tuesday, October 6, 2015
By: Open Democracy
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Blogger and activist Mina Fayek writes "Cognitive dissonance is defined as a state of contradiction or inconsistency between ones beliefs and actions. Recently, this term has aptly described the state of Egypt's officials."Fayek gives several examples:
Egyptian media outraged by Qaradawi meeting with Saudi ambassador
Date of source: Tuesday, October 6, 2015
By: Middle East Monitor
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Egyptian media has reacted furiously to news that Sheikh Yusuf Al-Qaradawi, the head of the Global Union for Muslim Scholar, met with the Saudi ambassador to Qatar. Reuters reported in June that "the Saudi King Salman is looking to form a new Sunni bloc to face Iran and Daesh, noting tha
Egypt sees 20 terror attacks, 89 protests in September: report
Date of source: Tuesday, October 6, 2015
By: AlBawaba News
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"The month of September witnessed the occurrence of 89 protests carried out by various political groups, as well as 20 terrorist operations across Egypt, according to a r
As Egypt Floods Gaza Tunnels, Smugglers Fear an End to Their Trade
Date of source: Wednesday, October 7, 2015
By: New York Times
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Last year, Egypt "took the extraordinary step of razing more than 3,000 homes on its side of the border to create a buffer zone that would seal off access to the tunnels, creating a
Egypt is changing: burqa ban, Qur’anic exegesis, equal rights for Muslims and Christians
Date of source: Wednesday, October 7, 2015
By: AsiaNews.it
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For Fr Greiche, spokesman for the Catholic Church, the government has taken significant steps that are starting to spread to the population.

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