求翻译：4．With the world's eyes on Egypt as it attempts a precarious transition to democracy, the latest outbreak of religious strife comes at a critical moment. "This is the worst thing that could happen to Egypt right now: for the Coptic community to feel they were better off, that society was more stable, under Mubarak," says Hossam Bahgat, founder of Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, which monitors sectarian violence. Many Copts were initially reluctant to participate in Egypt's uprising, fearing marginalization in an increasingly Islamized society. (Just how safe Copts were under Mubarak is open to question, of course, given the sectarian violence and widespread suspicion of Christians that his regime had stoked as a hedge against challenges to its rule.) "We had Mubarak, and no, he wasn't great 是什么意思？

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