Muslim Children in America are Being Taught to Hate

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إتحاد المنظمات القبطية بأوروبا حول عدم المشاركه في احتفالات 25 يناير

تكريما لثوار ماسبيرو و محمد محمود

 زيورخ فى 23/1/2012

يعلن إتحاد المنظمات القبطية بأوروبا (أيكور)  عن رفضه  للاحتفالات المزمع عملها من قبل السلطات تحت مسمى احتفالات ثورة الخامس والعشرون من يناير لعام 2012  وذلك تضامناً مع ثوار مصر الشرفاء ثوار التحرير حيث أن أهداف الثورة لم تتحقق حتى الآن (عيش، حرية، عدالة اجتماعية) تكريما لشهداء ماسبيرو و محمد محمود .

و يطالب الاتحاد بإعمال القصاص العادل من القتلة الحقيقيين حيث أنه رغم مرور عام كامل على الثورة المصرية المجيدة لم يتم تقديم الجناة الذين ارتكبوا جرائم ضد الثوار  خاصة أحداث ماسبيرو و محمد محمود إلى يد العدالة لمحاكمتهم كذلك لم يتم تكريم أو تعويض أسر الشهداء أو المصابون الذين وصلوا عددهم إلي الآلاف حتي الآن.

مقاطعة أقباط متحدون بريطانيا لاحتفالات السفارة ب 25 يناير

اهداف الثورة لم تتحقق بعد والعديد من العائلات القبطية أصبحت من المعوزين بسبب هجمات الاسلاميين عليها دون محاكمة للاسلاميين أو العدالة للاقباط و العديد من الأبرياء لا يزالوا سجناء بدون سبب لهذا ترى المنظمة ان الاحتفال سابق لاونه.

The United Copts boycotts 25 January cerebrations

 Revolution has not archived its goals, many Coptic families are becoming destitutes because of Islamists attacks on them without restitution or justice for them and many innocent people still imprisoned there is no reason to cerebrate.

Coptic Christians in Egypt fear Islamists' rise

Attacks increase post-Mubarak

By Sarah Lynch - Special to The Washington Times

UNDER SIEGE: Mona Hanna says she fears for the future of her town, Abo Korkas, Egypt. She and nine other families fled their homes last year after armed Muslim men set her house afire. (Sarah Lynch/Special to The Washington Times)Ads by Google

Story Topics

• Religion_Belief
• Egypt
• Mona Hanna
• Hosni Mubarak
• Michael Mounir

ABO KORKAS, Egypt - In a sparse, gray room with little but two pictures of Jesus on the walls, Mona Hanna sits on the floor, remembering a night nine months ago when her house was set on fire by Muslim men brandishing guns and knives.

Muslims in Egypt Burn Christian Homes and Shops, Attack Church

By Mary Abdelmassih

(AINA) -- A Muslim mob attacked Copts today in the Upper Egyptian village of Rahmaniya-Kebly, Nag Hammadi, Qena province, destroying and torching their homes, straw huts and shops, while chanting Allahu Akbar. No one was reported killed or injured (video). According to reports, security forces were present but did not intervene and the fire brigade arrived 90 minutes late.

An eye-witness said that a straw hut belonging to a Copt was torched to clear the area for a mosque. There are more than 300 mosques in the village and one church.

مسلسل اختطاف القاصرات القبطيات مازال مستمرا

Double Standard in Application of Egyptian Contempt of Religion Law

By Mary Abdelmassih

(AINA) -- Anger and frustration have risen among Egypt's Coptic Christians after the recent escalation of court cases against Copts charged with contempt of Islam. Copts accuse the authorities, including the ruling Supreme Council of Armed Forces (SCAF), of exercising double standards in the application of the "contempt of religion" law. In the last month three cases have been brought against Copts, based on accusations mostly from postings on Facebook or Twitter of cartoons or comments deemed by Islamists as insulting to Islam.

انتخابات مجلس الشعب

1-      تم إتاحة بطاقات الاقتراع وإقرار التصويت الخاصة بالناخبين الذين يحق لهم التصويت في جولة الإعادة للانتخابات التكميلية وتشمل:

§       الدائرة الأولى فى محافظة القليوبية (قوائم).

§       الدائرة الأولى فى محافظة الدقهلية (قوائم).

§       الدائرة الثالثة فى محافظة الدقهلية (قوائم).

آخر موعد لتلقي مظاريف الاقتراع الخاصة بهذه الدوائر سواء بالبريد أو تسليما باليد في مقر السفارة هو الساعة الثالثة (سعت 15:00) عصر يوم الثلاثاء الموافق 17 يناير 2012.

The Arab Spring: An Obituary

Bruce Thornton

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Out of Options in Egypt

Daniel Greenfield

Back during the early days of the Tahrir Square protests I wrote, "59 percent of Egyptian Muslims want democracy and 95 percent want Islam to play a large part in politics. 84 percent believe apostates should face the death penalty. That is what Egyptian democracy will look like. A unanimous majority that wants an Islamic state and a bare majority that wants democracy. Which one do you think will win out? A democratic majority of the country supports murdering people in the name of Islam. Mubarak's government does not execute apostates or adulterers. But a democratic Egypt will. Why? Because it's the will of the people."

Coptic Christians: Egypt’s Besieged Minority

Analysis

By Palash R. Ghosh: Subscribe to Palash's RSS feed

January 10, 2012 9:52 AM EST

The emergence of conservative Islamist political groups in the wake of the Egyptian revolt has raised fears about the nation's Coptic Christian minority.

Long persecuted by the Muslim majority, tensions between the two factions have intensified in the past year, featuring riots, assaults, arson and other incidences of sectarian strife.

The Christian presence in Egypt stretches as far back to the earliest days of Christendom -- in fact, it was the nation's dominant faith until the Arab Muslim invasions of the 7th century.

Christianity Under Fire by Radical Islam

Marshall Frank

The stage is set. Christians in Islamic Africa and the Islamic-dominated middle east are on the chopping block and barely a peep is heard from the left-leaning media.

So much for the Arab Spring rebels seeking freedom. They were seeking freedom all right, freedom to kill, pillage and ethnically cleanse without reprisals.

Little attention is given in the media to the new crises being suffered by Christians in Islamic nations. With the de facto backing that the United States government has provided the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and other places, they are doing exactly what their manifestos have predicted which is to fundamentally Islamize the region. To do that, is to oust non-Muslims.