الناس في بلادي: عالمية الأدب و التجربة الإنسانية
Another Mystical Night With Z
In my moleskin planner, the 30th of November stands out from all the other dates in its bright highlighter-fluorescent. I’ve been anxiously anticipating this day. Fortunately, I have had a lot to think about since to get it off my mind. Whenever a milestone appears in my life, my imagination tends to get the best of me, and I begin base my every move on how I am to face what I believe to be a turning point of my life. Tonight is a case in point. read more »
Beautifying the Mosque: A Jewish-Muslim Partnership
There has always been religious pluralism in Egypt
Egypt senior national team not to fast ahead of Rwanda match
Egypt senior national team not to fast ahead of Rwanda match
Bikya Masr
31 August 2009
CAIRO: Ahead of a must-win match on September 5 versus Rwanda in Kigali, Egyptian national team players apparently have agreed not to fast on match day, President of the Egyptian Football Assocaition (EFA) Samir Zaher, said in a press statement. According to him, the squad has agreed that it is not a good idea to fast after a number of religious leaders, including the country’s top religious institution, issued fatwas – Islamic opinions – over the subject. read more »
Egypt: Charity stalls in Alexandria attacked by government security
Egypt: Charity stalls in Alexandria attacked by government security
Bikya Masr
31 August 2009
CAIRO: Egypt’s powerful Muslim Brotherhood group reported on Sunday that charity stalls established in Alexandria were attacked by government forces and at least two people have been detained. The stalls are part of the Islamic group’s efforts at giving lower income families the opportunity of purchasing school supplies for their children at reduced rates. read more »
Copts abroad call for national strike in Egypt
Copts abroad call for national strike in Egypt
Bikya Masr
31 August 2009
Egypt Coptic Christian at a service in Cairo read more »
Islam: What you didn’t know about the Islamic fatwa
Islam: What you didn’t know about the Islamic fatwa
Joseph Mayton
Bikya Masr
30 August 2009
Egyptian woman passes a Cairo mosque in the early morning hours read more »
Egypt: Female circumcision crackdown
Egypt: Female circumcision crackdown
Bikya Masr
30 August 2009
CAIRO: Reports on Thursday said that the first doctor in Egypt was being charged under a new Egyptian law that forbids the controversial practice of female genital mutilation, or FGM. The man allegedly illegally circumcised a young girl last week and is being charged after a local hospital notified the authorities following the 11-year-old girl’s admittance into the hospital with heavy bleeding as a result of the procedure.
According to al-Arabiya news organization, the doctor performed the procedure at the girl’s Minya home – some 400 miles south of Cairo – for 150 Egyptian pounds ($27). read more »
Egypt: Al-Azhar website hacked
Egypt: Al-Azhar website hacked
Bikya Masr
30 August 2009
CAIRO: The prominent Sunni Muslim religious institution has become Egypt’s latest Internet victim after it was hacked early Sunday morning. Visitors to the website seeking information on Islam were surprised by the new homepage created by the hackers, who had replaced the original site with a new network that posted the name “sovalye-starturk” in its place. read more »
Egypt: Christians, Muslims clash … again
Egypt: Christians, Muslims clash … again
Bikya Masr
30 August 2009
CAIRO: Egyptian security forces reported that at least 6 Christians were injured in sectarian fighting in the Mitt Damsis village in the Daqahliyah governorate in the Northern Delta region on Friday. Eyewitnesses corroborated the reports after police calmed the area and arrested 16 Christians and Muslims.
Egypt has been hit with a recent spate of sectarian violence. Last month, riots broke out in a Delta village near Mansoura after a teenage Muslim boy was stabbed to death by a Coptic street vendor. Muslim residents attacked the homes of a number of known Copts before police intervened to quiet the situation. read more »
Opinion: Accessorizing hatred – t-shirts, Holy War and the Clash of Radical Religion
Opinion: Accessorizing hatred – t-shirts, Holy War and the Clash of Radical Religion
Kaitlyn J. Laird
Bikya Masr
29 August 2009
T-shirts? Where’s a good, old-fashioned cross burning when you need one?
It’s common knowledge that the way to deal with hatred and discrimination is more hatred and discrimination, much like rubbing soil into your shirt will remove mud stains. The Dove World Outreach Center in Gainesville, FL that has been making waves with their new T-shirts emblazoned with the words “Islam is of the Devil” on the back. read more »
BM Opinion: Islam is of the Devil?
Islam is of the Devil?
Ruqaya Izzidien
Bikya Masr
The Dove Outreach Center of Gainsville, Florida, instructed its followers to wear T-shirts that read “Islam is of the Devil.” Yes, you read right. The group that seeks to alienate us poor Satanists through an offensive and even violent medium is called the Dove Outreach Center.
This “Church” has no doubt achieved one of its aims, that is, publicity, after a number of schoolchildren were sent home for wearing the shirts and the issue began to get the attention of the press. read more »
حوار مع الله
شخص: يا رب، يا رب انا تعبت من الدنيا و اللي فيها، إرحمني بقى يا رب
الله: ......
شخص: يا رب، يا رب انا عارف انك بتمتحني بس انا مش قادر خلاص. أعمل ايه يا رب دلني
الله: ......
شخص: يا رب، يا رب انت بتقول انك إذا حبيت قوم بتبتليهم، انت ابتليتني كتير أوي يا رب، يعني انت بتحبني؟
الله: ......
شخص: يا رب، يا رب أنا عارف اني غلطت كتير أوي، بس انت رحمتك واسعه، هو انت بتعاقبني يا رب؟
الله: ...... read more »
Abolishing the Extremes of Poverty and Wealth
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Unity in Diversity
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