Egypt's Parliament
The Muslim Brotherhood (MB) is not a party, and the current government will not make a party out of it.
Members of the MB apply as Independent candidates who are not with a party, but they do voice out their plans which include their favorite motto "Islam is the solution".
Much to my personal dismay, aside from the individuals who get paid to vote for certain people, there are actually people who do believe that Egypt should be Islamic and insist that Religion should be mixed with Politics, a game that many civilizations suffered from in the past. But who can blame them, without the proper education how can they be a good judge of what is to be done.
The problem is that MB never outline what they will do with their Islam!
Egypt already implements a bit of the Shariaa law, but not entirely.
Is their aim to make all the Laws Islamic?
What does it mean for Egyptian Life? Ban Nancy Agram Songs and Music Channels? Make Everyone get veiled? Turn Schools into Islamic Schools?
None knows!
To the general public much is unclear about what they plan to do if they become a majority.
Though the MB has a considerable amount of seats in the Parliament, not much will change, and as you see very few bloggers are voicing any concern. Simply the Parliament is useless, and has virtually no authority. The president runs it all. These individuals may have a say in certain trivial cases, but in the general direction of the country and constitution and whether Islam is the solution of not, those things are up to the President solely.
Members of the MB apply as Independent candidates who are not with a party, but they do voice out their plans which include their favorite motto "Islam is the solution".
Much to my personal dismay, aside from the individuals who get paid to vote for certain people, there are actually people who do believe that Egypt should be Islamic and insist that Religion should be mixed with Politics, a game that many civilizations suffered from in the past. But who can blame them, without the proper education how can they be a good judge of what is to be done.
The problem is that MB never outline what they will do with their Islam!
Egypt already implements a bit of the Shariaa law, but not entirely.
Is their aim to make all the Laws Islamic?
What does it mean for Egyptian Life? Ban Nancy Agram Songs and Music Channels? Make Everyone get veiled? Turn Schools into Islamic Schools?
None knows!
To the general public much is unclear about what they plan to do if they become a majority.
Though the MB has a considerable amount of seats in the Parliament, not much will change, and as you see very few bloggers are voicing any concern. Simply the Parliament is useless, and has virtually no authority. The president runs it all. These individuals may have a say in certain trivial cases, but in the general direction of the country and constitution and whether Islam is the solution of not, those things are up to the President solely.
posted by Superluli at 3:47 PM
2 Comments:
Well the situation in Egypt is such a mess. But Luly there are many Egyptians bloggers really following the situation closely and have some interesting points of view about the MB and the elections.
I would suggest to check out:
http://egyptiansandmonkey.blogspot.com/
6:38 PM
I have checked it out, and there are many more.
Check Freedomforegyptians.blogspot.com
and others.
But they are not concerned with the MB having many seats
it means nothing
10:57 AM
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