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Researcher Ahmed Ban explains that the Muslim Brotherhood tied full membership in the group to adopting its interpretation of Islam, drawing on its literature, including *The Epistle of Teachings*. This sometimes made disagreement with its decisions appear to be a religious dispute and strengthened loyalty to the leadership. The group used the slogan “Islam is the solution” in its political discourse, while its 2007 platform prompted debate over the role of religious scholars in legislation. Disputes over Article 219 of the 2012 Constitution also revealed how religious reference points could become entangled with political calculations. Ban concludes that the organization’s decisions remain human and open to criticism; Islam and religious interpretation are not the monopoly of any one group, and opposing a political position does not mean being hostile to religion.
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