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Alexandria's bombingProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
January 13, 2011
(Cairo) The bombing near a church in Alexandria on New Year's Eve, local time, was sad news, which affected me personally. First, I was in the area 72 hours before the bombing touring the city with my family from Canada; remembering the summer days I used to spend at its beaches when I was a teenager. Secondly, I was born and raised in Cairo's district of Shubra (was in the news following the bombing) where the highest concentration of Christian Copts live.
Responding to hate-filled articles by James M. Dorsey of RSIS, SingaporeProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
July 11, 2016
I have received a number of complaints from readers about hate-filled and racist articles being circulated by one James M. Dorsey of the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS), Singapore.
What if 9/11 was not hijacked by the U.S. extreme right and Zionists?Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
January 20, 2011
9/11 was, and still is, the most politicized terror attack this century; hijacked by the American extreme right and Zionists to advance their political agenda; exporting wars, death, destruction and misery, eroding civil liberties at home and disrespecting human lives including those of Americans'. But what if America's extreme right and Zionists had not hijacked 9/11 and the U.S. government had treated 9/11 as a terror attack, as a tragedy, as a criminal act of violence which needed to be properly investigated?
Verdi's AidaProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
January 26, 2011
(Cairo) For a long time, opera Aida was on my to-see list. So I was pleased last week to find out that it was performing at the Cairo Opera House, only few steps from my hotel. The performance was to mark the 140th anniversary of its first performance in Cairo in 1871. The two hour performance was a delight.
Egypt: from protesting to a revolution, for Change, Liberty and Social JusticeProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
February 10, 2011
Last week in my native Egypt, I was an eye witness to history in the making.
Friday: The day Muslims call for democracy, liberality and social justice Prof. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
March 23, 2011
Islam demands from its adherents to work hard for the cause of justice and considers that work a life-long religious duty and a moral virtue. The Qur'an reiterates that principle hundreds of times and the Prophet's tradition and practice both have volumes of examples.
Revolutions in the Arab world: The question of Islam and democracyProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
April 14, 2011
Is there a relationship between Islam and democracy?
Egypt: Dignity, Democracy and Social JusticeProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
April 21, 2011
Seven years ago a new political party in Egypt was formed, Al-Karama (Dignity). On May 30, 2004 it applied to become an official party but it has never been approved because it was outspoken against Mubarak, his family and his corrupt regime. The party was of one of the forces behind Egypt's January 25th Revolution. Its leader Hamdeen Sabahi, a journalist, ran for parliament as an independent. He won in 2004 and lost in 2010 but he is intended to run in the presidential election later this year. In Cairo last week I met his deputy, Amin Iskander, an engineer from my Cairo’s birth place; Shoubra.
Letters to the Editor, Globe and MailProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
January 12, 2024
Rosalie Abella is wrong
The Brilliant Arab YouthProf. Dr. Mohamed Elmasry
May 5, 2011
In the mind of the Arab masses the brilliant Arab youth managed to make a paradigm shift from how-did-we-get-here to how-can-we-move-forward.

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