Egyptian Mosques

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  Will Go Back And Finish The Sermon, Says Egypt Imam Who Survived Mosque Massacre

  The young Egyptian imam who survived the Sinai mosque massacre that killed 305 people vowed Sunday from his hospital bed to go back and resume the sermon he never finished.

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  Egypt Mosque Attackers, Who Killed Over 305, Waved ISIS Flag: Officials

  Gunmen who attacked a mosque in North Sinai were carrying an ISIS flag, Egyptian officials said on Saturday as the state news agency reported the death toll had risen to 305, including 27 children.

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  With Loss Of Caliphate, ISIS Could Turn Even More Reckless And Radical

  The brazen attack on worshipers at an Egyptian mosque early Friday showed the ability of the Islamic State's regional affiliates to inflict death and exact revenge for the loss of the group's main enclaves in Iraq and Syria.

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  Egyptian Jets 'Destroyed Vehicles Used In Attack' On Sinai Mosque: Army

  Egyptian air force jets have destroyed vehicles used in the Sinai mosque attack and "terrorist" locations where weapons and ammunition were stocked, the army spokesman said Friday.

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  PM Modi Condemns Terror Attack On Egyptian Mosque, Calls It "Barbaric"

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi today condemned the terror attack on an Egyptian mosque that claimed over 200 lives and said India supports the fight against terrorism.

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  In War Torn Gaza, A Tiny High Tech Sector Emerges

  As a student graduating from computer college two years ago, Mohammed Qudih was dreading the "painful" unemployment in the Gaza Strip a war-battered territory where nearly half the population is without work.

• London Cleric Convicted in New York City Terrorism Trial

  An Egyptian Islamic preacher whose fiery sermons before and after 9/11 attracted extremists to his London mosque was convicted Monday in a trial that a prosecutor said should provide justice for the victims of a kidnapping in Yemen more than a decade ago.

• London Cleric Convicted in New York City Terrorism Trial

  An Egyptian Islamic preacher whose fiery sermons before and after 9/11 attracted extremists to his London mosque was convicted Monday in a trial that a prosecutor said should provide justice for the victims of a kidnapping in Yemen more than a decade ago.

• Thousands in Egypt join fresh protests against Mohamed Morsi's ouster

  Several thousand demonstrators joined at least three marches in different parts of the Egyptian capital today to protest the ouster of Islamist president Mohamed Morsi, AFP correspondents said.

• Gunbattle at Cairo mosque as security surrounds Islamists

  Egyptian police exchanged gunfire Saturday with Islamist supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi holed up inside a Cairo mosque, an AFP correspondent reported.

• Egypt Islamists vow new demos as security forces besiege mosque; 80 dead in clashes

  Egyptian security forces surrounded a Cairo mosque full of supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi on Saturday as protesters planned fresh marches after street battles that left more than 80 dead.

• Egypt imposes state of emergency after violent clashes kill at least 95 people

  At least 95 Egyptians were killed today after security forces moved in on protesters demanding the reinstatement of President Mohamed Morsi, and the government imposed a state of emergency as unrest swept the most populous Arab nation.

• Egypt Prime Minister edges closer to forming cabinet

  Egypt's new prime minister edged closer to forming a cabinet on Saturday as supporters of ousted Islamist president Mohamed Morsi vowed to keep fighting for his reinstatement with further protests.

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  Islamist protests in Egypt grow, US seeks Mohamed Morsi's release

  Tens of thousands of Egyptians packed into squares and marched along streets in Cairo on Friday to protest against the military overthrow of Islamist President Mohamed Morsi, and the United States called for the first time for him to be freed.

• Mosques in Egypt to unify sound and timing of prayer call

  Can Cairo's 4,000 mosques all sing the same tune?That's just what Egypt's government is aiming to do, beginning an ambitious project on Thursday to unify the timing and sound of the Islamic call to prayer across the sprawling city of 18 million people.The project, six years in the making, was meant to start in Cairo's northern suburbs on Wednesday,...