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Ikhwan's Political Strategy Under Religion
The article reveals that the Muslim Brotherhood has been rooted from the very beginning as a secret political project that uses religion as a cover to achieve organizational goals and attain power, rather than as a religious or reformist group as it has tried to portray itself. The organization exploited religious passion and raised slogans like "Islam is the solution" to attract crowds without a clear plan for reform. It considered itself the guardian of Islam, which led to widening social divisions and the use of distortion and incitement against opponents. Additionally, the experience of the Brotherhood’s rule in Egypt demonstrated their inability to govern the state effectively; they publicly used peaceful rhetoric while secretly working behind the scenes on plans involving violence and infiltration into institutions, adopting a politicized religious discourse to serve their organizational objectives. The article views confronting the Brotherhood as a battle of awareness, especially in exposing their manipulation of religion and the link between organizational obedience and faith, which has led to the politicization of religious slogans and the escalation of societal divisions.
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