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Bookmark or Share- Who Is Sisi of Egypt? A Salafi. - Middle East ForumIts leaders continue to believe in the principles of the July 1952 regime, founded by officers imbued with Muslim Brotherhood principles. This harmony between the Egyptian military and the Muslim Brotherhood is not a coincidence as the Free Officers Movement, which organized and carried out the 1952 coup, began as a Brotherhood cell.
- The Muslim Brotherhood, Fountain of Islamist ViolenceThe Muslim Brotherhood was founded in 1928 by Hassan al-Banna (third from left). An Egyptian schoolteacher from a rural town north of Cairo, Banna engaged in Islamist activities from a young age, joining a local group that intimidated and harassed Christians and non-observing Muslims in his hometown.
- A Century of the Muslim Brotherhood: Taking StockEgypt’s various Salafi organizations make the MB look moderate. Hamas so successfully infused the Palestinian-Israeli conflict with violence that it became “a model” for other MB franchises. Al-Jamaʻa al-Islamiya and the Muslim Brotherhood, Anwar Sadat once noted, “are one and the same.”
- Hedging Radical Islam - Middle East ForumMuslim Brotherhood and Salafi scholars, activists and jihadis discussed strategies, financing and facilitation for extremists in Iraq, Syria and Gaza. Qatar funds and coordinates the activities of GAAC, while Turkey now offers Istanbul as a venue for the annual Islamist convention. [9]
- Salafis and the Muslim Brotherhood: What is the difference?The Muslim Brotherhood has stated on its own website that it is a Salafi movement. Although this self-description would not be accepted by others, like the Salafis themselves, the Brotherhood is also a reform movement, which shares the agenda of strict adherence to the example and teaching of Muhammad.
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