The Muslim Brotherhood

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The book explores the complex role of the Muslim Brotherhood in Middle Eastern politics, examining its dual perception as both a moderating force and a potential terrorist threat. It delves into specific cases demonstrating the Brotherhood's influence on society and governance, tracing its evolution since its founding in 1928. Key themes reveal how the organization has grown into the largest Sunni Islamist movement today. The text also considers the Brotherhood's future, questioning its ability to adapt to democracy and secularism, and its impact on Western policy regarding political Islam.