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Lively debate in Egypt on Islam and Terrorism
Anil | Jun 5 2006
A monaqqaba (women dressed in full niqab) broke into the Hassan Heshmat Museum in May 2006 and destroyed a number of statues including The Victory Leap, the artist's testament to the heroism of Egyptian troops in the 1973 War. Promptly arrested, the...
Tags: Hassan Heshmat, Museum, The Victory Leap, Fatwa, Grand Mufti, Egypt, Ali Gomma, Egypt Today, Al-Azhar, Taliban, Buddha, Bamiyan, Amr ibn Al-Aas, Ahmed Moeti Hagazi, Dar El-Ifta, Mohammed Abdou, Ahmed El-Tayeb, Afghanistan, Iraq, Mohamed Salmawy, Al-Ahra, Politics & Society

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