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After the fall of the Muslim Brotherhood's rule in Egypt in 2013, investigations revealed that some of its members had transitioned to more extremist groups like ISIS. Many individuals who initially participated in the sit-in in Rabaa then joined militant terrorist organizations. Studies have shown that these transformations resulted from ideological and organizational pathways initiated by the protective environment of the Muslim Brotherhood, combined with increasing polarization and radical rhetoric that turned political conflict into an existential struggle. This environment allowed Takfiri groups to exploit feelings of anger and frustration to recruit and promote violence. Many individuals, including former officers, had their identities reshaped through gradual stages of hatred, rejection, and alienation from society, eventually resorting to weapons to carry out attacks against the state. Experts emphasize that combatting terrorism requires dismantling the discourse of polarization and hatred, and that the exploitation of religion in political conflict—shifting from political rhetoric to a Takfiri methodology—poses the greatest risk to national stability and regional security.
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