Abdel Maguid Ahmed
What we are witnessing in Egypt is the direct result of operating within the existing corrupt order.
Egypt is an important Muslim country; how the state functions has important implications for the wider Muslim Ummah. Its recent travails, however, are self-inflicted. The Ikhwan have not been as bold as they ought to be; their opponents — backed by external powers — are determined to stir trouble and destabilize the country. Relying on institutions inherited from the old regime and then complaining they are not doing their job is naïve. Without comprehensive change, the Ikhwan will face many more such problems.
Abdel Maguid Ahmed
Los Angeles, CA, US
The Egyptian military has exposed its brutal nature very quickly. The blood splattered walls of Rabaa al-Adawiya Mosque and the surrounding ...
Millions of Egyptians, some armed with sticks and iron bars, have occupied various squares across the country. Opponents of Egyptian Preside...
Unfortunately women are abused in many different ways worldwide. From physical violence to sexual abuse and exploitation are all part of thi...
