Cairo (AP) - Tens of thousands of Islamist activists and young people in high Friday, Tahrir Square, to the Egyptian ruling Military Council with the largest crowd in recent months to protest against the attempt to give a special power in the future elected government the generals'.
Although the United Army, however, against conservatives and liberals have been maneuvering among them the decisive votes in parliamentary elections just 10 days away.
The stakes are high for all sides than at any time since the uprising overthrew President Hosni Mubarak in February. The winners will help you choose who to draft a new constitution, thus defining the nature of the post-revolutionary Egypt.
Most of the rally this year in Tahrir Square since Mubarak's ouster are led by liberal or leftist groups, but the Islamists dominated protest Friday. The members of the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt is better organized group carried signs and flags waving, equipped with the freedom and fairness of the party. Elsewhere, ultraconservative Salafi in long robes and beard has requested the application of Islamic Sharia law.
