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Writer and journalist Ibrāhīm ʿĪsa vehemently criticized censorship authorities in Egypt after the film al-Mulḥid (The Atheist) was banned, adding the attacks against the movie were meant to be against him personally, not the film.
"The issue, however, is so complex, tangled, confusing, sensitive and critical that it is impossible to pose this question and then answer it with a 'yes' without discussing the details surrounding this issue or problem." 
The Egyptian Social Democratic Party (ESDP) denounced a decision by a customary council in al-Minyā to expel a Christian family and force it to pay a fine of EGP 1 million (roughly $21,000) after acts of sectarian violence in the Upper Egyptian province last week.
In deplorable incidents in the village of Nazlit al-Jalaf, Banī Mazār District, al-Minyā Governorate, houses that belong to Coptic Christians came under attack by extremists, following rumors of an affair between an 18-year-old Christian man and a local girl.
The Court of Administrative Judiciary on Sunday (October 12) looked into the lawsuits filed against the move al-Mulḥid (The Atheist) in a session attended by representatives from the Supreme Council of Culture and the Ministry of Culture for their opinions about the cultural and intellectual...
The St. Mark Institute for Coptic Liturgical Studies held its 5th conference on the sacrament of marriage at Dār al-Yanbūʿ House in the district of al-ʿUbūr, attended by Anbā Raphael, General Bishop for the Central Cairo Churches Sector, and the institute’s director.
Participants in the activities of the Global Ecumenical Theological Institute (GETI), an offshoot of the World Council of Churches, met to discuss the churches’ response to persecution and genocide and their role in confronting suffering with faith.
Coptic young girl Rūjīnā Riḍā Ṣābir’s family was overjoyed after their 19-year-old daughter returned home peacefully following a several-day disappearance since October 9.
A cleric at Dār al-Iftā’ said the so-called digital jihād has become one of the most dangerous tools of extremist groups in this modern time, being used to manipulate awareness through deluding slogans under the cloak of religion.
Al-Azhar Mosque held on Sunday (October 12) the weekly forum on interpretation of the meanings of the Holy Qur’ān and features of the scientific miracles in the Muslim holy book about the seas.

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