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اليوم السابع
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History of Violence in the Brotherhood
The article traces the history of violence and ideological expansion of the Muslim Brotherhood since its founding in 1928, with a focus on the role of Qutbist thought, especially the ideas of Sayyid Qutb, in shaping currents of violence and extremism within the group. The research highlights how leaders like Mohamed Al-Bahairy contributed to transmitting and solidifying this ideology through transnational networks, from Egypt to Yemen and Sudan, engaging in educational and charitable activities, and forging strong organizational ties. The article also examines how internal disagreements affected Bahairy’s influence and explores his potential role in the group's future, while clarifying the longstanding connection between Qutbist ideas and violence over the decades.
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