Salamat Ali
Egypt may yet take its rightful place in the Muslim world after the election of Mohamed Mursi as president.
You say that Egypt under Ikhwan al-Muslimoon is heading in the right direction. True, President Mursi has made the right statements but it may be too early to celebrate. We have seen Turkey under Prime Minister Recep Tayip Erdogan. He won praise from Muslims worldwide for walking out on Shimon Peres at the Davos summit meeting in January 2009 over Israel’s attack on Gaza. Look what he is doing now?
Salamat Ali
Vancouver, BC, Canada
In this column last month, I discussed the context and implications of the Ikhwan’s success in Egypt’s presidential elections in June.
In a crowded field of 13 candidates, Dr. Muhammad al-Mursi of the Ikhwan-backed Hizb al-Hurriyah wa-al-‘Adalah (the Freedom and Justice Pa...
The oldest contemporary Islamic movement—the Ikhwan al-Muslimoon—in Egypt is expected to display much better understanding and greater m...
The July 3 coup in Egypt has set the people of Egypt back by many decades. The brutal crackdown on supporters of the Muslim Brotherhood and ...
