Hence, we believe in some freedoms such as freedom of belief; as Almighty Allah says, "Then whosoever wills, let him believe, and whosoever wills, let him disbelieve
" (Al-Kahf: 29), freedom of expression in all peaceful and legal forms, freedom of forming political parties, freedom of movement and travel, freedom of student activities in schools and universities. Also, we believe in some rights such as the right of forming civil societies and restoring the endowments, the right of peaceful circulation of power through ballot boxes without pressure or compulsion, and the right of standing for trial in front of the natural judge without using the exceptional laws.
As for the basic human rights, they are represented in:
1.The right of the individual and the family of having a sufficient standard of living.
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2.The right of having health care, which is related to what the people need, not to their ability to pay the costs of this precautionary and medical care. Also, the right to protect the environment and fight water pollution.
3.The right of basic education, and providing job opportunities and productive employment. Educating girls and children in the rural areas (especially in Upper Egypt) is considered an economic right.
4.The right of having a house is a social right; it includes constructional planning and infrastructure policies such as roads, water, sewerage, electricity and communications.
5.The umbrella of insurance rights should include all the classes of the society.
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6.Women should have the right of the groups that need more care, in order to perform their duties towards their families on the one side and towards society on the other, and to guarantee their rights in the political, economic and cultural fields. Also, the child has the right to protected childhood, and to his problems being solved, especially the homeless child, child laborer, child drug addict and morally bereft.
7.The state should take care of those who have special needs through providing schools and care centers, and educating them according to their abilities in order to allow them to keep their rights in life and to help their families with the expensive costs of their care.
8.We believe that the government and the society should guarantee all the basic rights for the Egyptian citizen through the states contributions and the social responsibility of the rich and the official endowments, each according to its role. This is beside the necessity of spreading the culture of human rights through the curricula, especially in the stage of the basic education, and the participation of the Muslim and the Christian men of religion and the intellectuals who have different points of view.
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Woman
Woman represents half of the society and the nation. She is in charge of bringing up the coming generations of both men and women through directing, reforming and helping them and through implanting the values and the creed in their pure souls. Woman is equal to man. She is independent financially and has the right of doing whatever she wants with what she owns according to the Islamic Shari`ah. The main rule is the equality between man and woman; however, the Almighty kept some differences for woman which led to the variation that achieves integration. Thus, the woman has the right to: ...
...The Muslim Brotherhood sees that Egypt has suffered for long time from the absence of democracy, the monopoly of wealth and authority, the rising of corruption, the abundance of laws and clauses that oppose public freedoms and human rights, the increasing number of the political detainees and the various types of torture.
