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Anniversary of July 23 Terrorist Group's History
The article discusses the history of the Muslim Brotherhood's relationship with the July 23, 1952 Revolution. It explains how initial support for the revolution gradually shifted into a power struggle, culminating in an assassination attempt against President Gamal Abdel Nasser in 1954. After this incident, the group entered a phase of repression and persecution, enduring years of arrests and reorganizing its structure, while more radical ideas emerged, including takfir (excommunication) of society and the state—especially following the events of 1965 and the prisons. The study demonstrates how the relationship evolved from political backing to violent conflict, leaving a profound impact on extremist Islamic ideas and organizations in Egypt during the subsequent decades.
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