Our unity is based on common language, culture and objective. I remember that the Arab Nation was strong during the time of the early well-guided Caliphs and even in the Middle Ages at the time of Saladin. The secret behind such strength was unity. When people fell apart, weakness, crept in its way. I m totally opposed to anything of a nature to provoke fanaticism or sectarian strife amongst Egyptians.
Wisdom dictates calling for unity of ranks rather than discord.
It is national unity that we should all set eyes on, regardless of one s creed. In other words, difference in creed should not affect our concerted effort for the good and the benefit of our homeland. It never happened that Muslims and Copts had different national goals. They have been all the same over ages. Hence, any attempt to sow dissension between Muslims and Copts is doomed to failure.