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Researcher on Extremist Groups: MB Uses Religious Slogans to Mislead Youth
The article focused on the Muslim Brotherhood's use of religious slogans to mislead young people by deploying concepts of belonging and loyalty to weaken their ability to distinguish between truth and illusion. The aim was to undermine the unity of the state and negatively impact Arab unity. Researcher Hisham Al-Najjar accused the group of exploiting religious slogans to justify practices that tarnish the image of Islam. He also highlighted its role in weakening Egypt and serving colonial interests, noting that Britain contributed £500 to establish the group with the goal of sowing divisions within Egyptian society. Additionally, Al-Najjar linked the group's inception to the establishment of Israel, emphasizing that both aim to destabilize Egypt and the Arabs by inciting sectarian strife and attempting to rebel against state institutions, especially the military.
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