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Researcher links post-June 30 events to Muslim Brotherhood ideas
Amr Farouq, a researcher specializing in terrorist groups, confirmed that the acts of violence and rioting witnessed in Egypt after the June 30 revolution were a continuation of the ideas embraced by the Muslim Brotherhood, rather than a new shift in their approach. He stated that the group relied on ideological writings founded on concepts of violence and takfir (excommunication), and used publications to provide an intellectual cover for acts of violence against state institutions, especially after losing power. He pointed out that the group's attempt to impose its political vision and escalate confrontations with the state was part of a plan to weaken national institutions. Meanwhile, the Egyptian people's rejection of the group’s project and their firm stance on the national state led the group to escalate its positions and engage in direct clashes with the state.
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