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Brotherhood's Power Bid
The Muslim Brotherhood expert Amr Abdel-Moneim said the group conflates religion with its organization and presents itself as representative of Islam, portraying leaving or criticizing it as tantamount to abandoning the faith, thereby sidelining those who disagree. He linked this outlook to the pursuit of establishing a caliphate through the group, its organization, the pledge of allegiance, and the emirate, noting how it developed from Hassan al-Banna’s ideas to Sayyid Qutb’s arguments for an armed wing to protect the organization. He added that the group’s rhetoric blends the political, the religious outreach, and incitement, and that the “schools of resentment” that drive society toward revenge are distinct from anger expressed through legal and peaceful means.
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