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Investigations and conversations with some of the group's figures confirmed that Hassan al-Banna, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood, engaged in widespread espionage activities targeting his followers, his political parties, and state officials such as King Farouk. Additionally, he recruited spies within the Communist Party and the Society for Egypt's Youth, in exchange for monetary payments. Despite his calls for virtuous morals and his prohibition of lying, spying, and mocking, his personal record reveals a pattern of espionage practices against those around him and the use of spies in sensitive positions. This exposes a contradiction between his publicly espoused ethics and his actual behaviors, as such actions are considered sinful, morally condemned, and contrary to both religious laws and social values.
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