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Brotherhood recruits hate for pay
The article focused on how the Muslim Brotherhood exploits mosques and social activities to gain influence within the community. The organization uses religious and service frameworks such as charitable associations, celebration campaigns during holidays, and healthcare and educational services, aiming to connect the needy segments of society to the group's political project. Testimonies from defectors and studies reveal a accumulation of tools like provocative sermons and secret meetings, aimed at transforming mosques from places of worship into instruments of social and political influence, with criticisms directed at their use of religion and social welfare to serve the objectives of the extremist group.
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