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"The overall results mean that Islamist parties control around two-thirds of the seats in the assembly, though the final share out of seats is not yet known. The FJP topped the polls in the votes for party list seats. Having also done well in the constituency votes it will end up with between a third and a half of all MPs. The ultra-conservative Nour party is thought to have won nearly a quarter of the seats overall."
"Planning and Development Minister Chaudhry Abdul Ghafoor on Friday said that peace and order in the province could not be guaranteed if blasphemy against the Holy Prophet (peace be upon him) continued. He said the faithful would not always wait for court orders in such cases."
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"Hammad added that article two of the proposed constitution stipulates that the "provisions" and not the "principles" of Islamic Sharia law are the main sources of legislation. "We shall apply Sharia gradually so as not to cause distortions," he said."
"Egypt's main Islamist parties won 65 percent of votes for party lists in the second round of a historic election for a new parliament after Hosni Mubarak's ouster, the electoral committee said Saturday.
The Freedom and Justice Party won 36.5 percent of the vote for party lists, with 4,058,498 out of 11,173,818 votes, according to figures provided by the electoral committee for the second round which was held on December 14.
Al-Nur won 28.78 percent, with 3,216,430 votes."
And that guy has a million views. If only I had the chance at spouting gibberish like that, I could be a youtube superstar too!
"EGYPT's largest Islamist parties have claimed the lead in the second round of a multi-stage legislative election, confirming them as front-runners in the first post-revolution parliament."