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Brotherhood Views Rabaa Break-In as a Celebrated Chaos
Researcher Amr Abdel Hafiz stated that the Muslim Brotherhood considers August 14th to be one of its happiest days, recalling it as a commemoration of a “Karbala-like” event the group sought to achieve after rejecting the results of the June 30 Revolution and not accepting the status quo. The group challenged the revolution’s outcomes by turning the Rabaa sit-in into a entity resembling "a state within a state," with armed mobilization and preparations for clashes. This led to the creation of a memory with a Karbala-like character that continues to be used in its organizational rhetoric. Despite this, the group failed to achieve its goals; state institutions stabilized, and the organization ended up on the political fringe. Nonetheless, its invocation of this anniversary reflects its ongoing use of past events in its discourse, despite the negative outcomes.
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