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The Egyptian Constitution

Arab Law Quarterly, 1993
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The Interpretation of Article Two of the Egyptian Constitution by the Supreme Constitutional Court

1996
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Constitutional retinoblastoma gene deletion in Egyptian patients

World Journal of Pediatrics, 2009
Retinoblastoma is a neuroblastic tumor of childhood with an incidence of 1: 20 000. Retinoblastoma gene (Rb1) is a tumor suppressor gene that is located on the long arm of chromosome 13 at region 14. This study was to evaluate the constitutional monoallelic Rb1 deletion among retinoblastoma families.Nine families with an affected Rb proband were ...
Amal M, Mohammed, Alaa K, Kamel, Saida A, Hammad, Hanan H, Afifi, Zeinab, El Sanabary, Mostafa Ezz, El Din   +5 more
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The constitution of some Egyptian clays

Mineralogical Magazine and Journal of the Mineralogical Society, 1949
The Egyptian clays under consideration are obtained from two different localities. The Aswan clays are mainly concentrated in the neighbourhood of Aswan town in Upper Egypt and the Sinai kaolins from the Sinai Peninsula. The Aswan clays, namely: red Aswan clay, white Aswan clay, and siliceous Aswan clay, are transported clays, while Aswan kaolin is a ...
G. M. Gad, L. R. Barrett
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The Egyptian State as a Muǧtahid: Law and Religion in the Jurisprudence of the Egyptian Supreme Constitutional Court

Arab Law Quarterly, 2022
Abstract This article explores two recent decisions issued by the Egyptian Supreme Constitutional Court (SCC) to demonstrate how the Court resolves conflicts involving Islamic and Christian law: (1) a decision to maintain the constitutionality of the wife’s obedience (ṭāʿat al-zawǧa) articles in the Personal Status Law for Christians, and (2) a ...
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Separation of Powers and Limits on Presidential Powers under the Egyptian Constitution

1996
Awad Mohammad El-Morr, Adel Omar Sherif
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The New Egyptian Constitution of 2012

Arab Law Quarterly, 2013
Abstract Nearly 64% of eligible Egyptians had approved the new Egyptian constitution in a referendum. However, the new Egyptian constitution is very controversial. Some Egyptian politicians see this constitution as a major threat to democracy and call for a solution to reintroduce the Egyptian Constitution of 1971, although in the new constitution as ...
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Drifting Power Relations in the Egyptian Constitution: The 2019 Amendments

DPCE Online, 2020
Abstract: Just five years after its coming into force, the 2014 Constitution of Egypt has been amended to accommodate changing power relations in the country. Arguably, citizens had little appetite for yet another round of amendments after the three years of tumultuous constitutional transition that followed the 2011 Revolution.
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Clashing Constitutions: On the Tectonics of the Egyptian Revolution 2011

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
The popular uprising starting on 25 January 2011, which led to President Mubarak’s resignation on 11 February 2011, was unpredictable as to when it would happen and if it would be successful. At the same time, it was premised on a series of previous developments. Likening revolutions to earthquakes, the question is thus what tectonic tensions had built
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‘Plural Sharīʿah’. A Liberal Interpretation of the Sharīʿah Constitutional Clause of the 2014 Egyptian Constitution

Arab Law Quarterly, 2017
This article addresses the Egyptian Constitution issued in 2014 (dustūr ǧumhūriyyah miṣr al-ʿarabiyyah). Article 2 declares that Islam is the religion of the State and that the Sharīʿah is the main source of legislation. The aim of the author is to interpret this provision considering the role that the Islamic religion plays in the cultural and legal ...
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