Saad Eddin Ibrahim

Egyptian human rights advocate

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Egyptian sociologist and human rights advocate, who was imprisoned by the Mubarak regime and has lived in exile since 2007

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President Obama delivered his  much-awaited speech  at Cairo University, paying tribute to the Egyptian people and the contribution of Islam to the history of science and culture.  But…

Barack Obama and the Muslim World

President Obama delivered his much-awaited speech at Cairo University, paying tribute to the Egyptian people and the contribution of Islam to the history of science and culture.  But…

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President Obama delivered his  much-awaited speech  at Cairo University today, paying tribute to the Egyptian people and the contribution of Islam to the history of science and…

President Obama Speaks in Cairo

President Obama delivered his much-awaited speech at Cairo University today, paying tribute to the Egyptian people and the contribution of Islam to the history of science and…

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