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The article discusses the role of the Muslim Brotherhood in promoting a discourse that considers society to be distant from Islam. Since its founding nearly a hundred years ago, the group has continued to accuse society of lacking religious commitment, while simultaneously claiming to have a project aimed at re-Islamizing the community. The article clarifies that this rhetoric is not exclusive to the Brotherhood; it has also been repeated by other groups such as Al-Qaeda and ISIS, which have expanded the scope of the accusation to include the entire nation. This has led to an endless phenomenon of takfir (accusation of apostasy), reaching the point of declaring religious figures and symbols as apostates—an extension of the early Kharijite approach. The article notes that these ideas vary in degree but all are rooted in extremist thinking and pose significant risks to social unity and stability.
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