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Europe's Brotherhood Ties
Media personality and political researcher Hossam al-Ghamri said that the Muslim Brotherhood’s presence in Europe began in the 1950s, with Western support aimed at confronting the Soviet Union and communism. He added that Said Ramadan, Hassan al-Banna’s son-in-law, settled in Munich and founded a mosque. The group later established the “Union of Islamic Organizations” and expanded its activities among Muslim communities. Al-Ghamri accused the group of monopolizing the representation of Muslims in Europe, calling on those communities to organize themselves and choose independent representatives.
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