From Tunisia to Egypt

I am quite surprised to see what happened in Tunisia happening in Egypt. However, I do hope that the egyptians are successful in toppling up Mubarak and his corrupt regime as it was the case in Tunisia.
having said that, I am quite sceptical that mubarak would go as easily as Ben Ali did. Altouhg both Tunisia and Egypt were police states, Egypt has a huge problem of fanatical muslims as well as lies, hypocrasy, back stabbing and informants from the people (rich, poor, educated or uneducated)which is not the case in Tunisia. I wish the egyptians people the best in choosing a democratic, civil government they aspire to.
Jaz

From Holland, we support the Egyptians. May they find their freedom, inshallah.

Asslamu 3alaikum

This is a historical time. That’s a real change in the mentality. A « Radical Reform ».
Now we have a future of hope, a future of freedom and a future of a equitable rule.

Let us make Du3a for a peaceful revolution without victims.
Let us make Du3a for a succesful revolution with Islam as a part of the new society.

Revolution now!

Wua salam

Morad

It is great to see the people taking a stand against their oppressive rulers, and against such a corrupt system. It is really sad however that this revolution has jumped from Tunis to Egypt, and skipped Libya, who has been less than faintly influenced by it. Libya has to take a stand, and the people who have the freedom to promote this, should do so.
May Allah give the Tunisians, Libyans and the passionate Egyptians the ability to regain control of their countries and let them rule justly throughout their lands, Amen.