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Abstract:

On how the Egyptian courts have dealt with the two most important non-Islamic faiths in Egypt, both of which have been officially dissolved and face strong opposition.

The Concept of Freedom of Belief and Its Boundaries in Egypt:

The Jehovah's Witnesses and the Bahá'í Faith between Established Religions and an Authoritarian State

Johanna Pink

published in Culture and Religion
6:1, pp. 135-160

2005 March

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DOI	10.1080/01438300500071422
ISSN	1475-5610
Language	English
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The Concept of Freedom of Belief and Its Boundaries in Egypt:

The Jehovah's Witnesses and the Bahá'í Faith between Established Religions and an Authoritarian State

Johanna Pink

published in Culture and Religion6:1, pp. 135-160

2005 March

published in Culture and Religion
6:1, pp. 135-160