The Voice of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood -- Spiegel Online
He is a hypermarket of dogma, dispensing advice on subjects ranging from mother's milk to suicide bombing. But few have as much influence on Sunni Muslims as the Muslim televangelist Youssef al-Qaradawi. He says what the Muslim Brotherhood in Egpyt thinks -- and he provides clues to how they might act.
This man is a word machine, a one-man talk show that leaves no subject unexamined. Youssef al-Qaradawi has to talk: about former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, about mothers' milk banks, and about the right of Palestinian women to blow themselves up.
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More News On The Muslim Brotherhood In Egypt
US spy chiefs grilled over Muslim Brotherhood -- AFP
Top spy amends 'secular' Brotherhood flub -- UPI
Top intel official revises remark on Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood -- The Hill
US intel chiefs: We are uncertain over Muslim Brotherhood -- Jerusalem Post
Egypt Islamists' impact on Israel peace unclear: US -- Reuters
US keeps eye on Egyptian Islamists in post-Mubarak era -- Reuters
Commentaries, Opinions, And Analysis On The Muslim Brotherhood
ANALYSIS-Brotherhood treads cautiously in new Egypt -- Reuters
The Real Face of the Muslim Brotherhood, and the Delusions of Its Supporters -- Ron Radosh, Pajamas Media
One Day We'll Finally Figure Out Whether the Muslim Brotherhood is Secular -- Slate
The Muslim Brotherhood and the mushroom -- Benjamin Ra, Washington Times
Muslim Brotherhood, Like Egypt's Future, Remains Murky -- Eric Young, Christian Post
Jimmy Carter not concerned about Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood -- David Paulin, American Thinker
Why the Muslim Brotherhood doesn’t change -- Pajamas Media
Mohamed Atta and the Muslim Brotherhood -- Jeffrey Lord, American Spectator
The Muslim Brotherhood's 'intellectual godfather' -- Omar Sacirbey, Washington Post