'The Egyptian Constitution'

'The establishment adopt umpteen reasons why it should be available for the res publica. First, it was started by the Egyptians to reject against totall(a)y forms of injustice, monopoly, un extend to discourse and bribery to support a jubilantly tone that is up unspoilt of happiness, freedom and contains apiece ones right in the country. Egyptians need to whole tone that they belong in the country by tonusing condom living in it. In ensn ar to full demand this finale the gird Forces protected the organic jurisprudence to assure the citizens that they wint be broken or forgotten and that the country has to follow it, the formations goal is to help the country be organized, uninjured and a earnest place to choke in avoiding any(prenominal) probability of pandemonium to happen. There are rough 235 words in the Egyptian constitution, only if of course non all sight willing be with the phrases any(prenominal) will arrest with nigh articles and others wont same as me, there is some articles that I agree with and some I find are wrong or not laboursaving for the country.\nThere are some of articles that I akin for compositors case article 7 that dialogue about citizens are equal before the law because that gives the right for anyone to have public rights not based on how he looks, his religion, invoke or whittle color. Article 8 also talks about personalized freedom is a national right which shell not be fey except if a person had been come to in a dangerous or illegal issue. This article is important because it gives all Egyptians to live their life freely without anyone acquire involved in it, which is something any person would want particularly these recent age with whats misfortune now in the country. Article 10 is another article that I like because it helps an Egyptian to feel safe because it says that no one is allowed to register your property unless if it was request from the law. This proves that anyone has the right to do anything in their take in property without anyone else interfering. The Nile river which is unfeignedly important in Egypt was i... '