Research
A review of Nabiel Abd El-Fattah's book highlights the issues of religion and state in Egypt, addressing the decline of civil culture and the complexities of religious tolerance.
Hanna Grace Thomas
28 May 2010
Open Record
Article
The ongoing religious debate is a recent phase of sectarian strife in Egypt, fueled by ignorance and incited by media.
Hanna Grace Thomas
19 December 2009
Open Record
Article
The current religious discourse is a significant factor in sectarian strife in Egypt, with its potential to escalate into a genuine catastrophe if not addressed. The discourse involves a chaotic mix of writings and televised debates, showcasing a decline in cultural standards and moral values, with a call for a collective community response against divisive narratives.
Hanna Grace Thomas
18 December 2009
Open Record
Article
The concept of 'social capital' has evolved significantly since its inception, particularly highlighted in the context of sociology and its relationship with both community and religion.
Dr. Hanna Ghriss
01 July 2009
Open Record
Article
A comparison of religious tolerance and intolerance illustrated by the contrasting events surrounding mosque construction in New York and church construction in Maghagha, Egypt.
Magdi Khalil
Open Record
Research
The article discusses the need for a rule of law in Egypt and criticizes the sectarian division propagated by influential figures, particularly in the context of recent sectarian fires.
Hanna Grace Thomas
Open Record
Report
This article discusses the events in Abou Qirqas, highlighting the dangers of mixing religion with politics and delving into the historical and geographical context of the area.
Hanna Grace Thomas
Open Record