A wide-ranging account of the Muslim Brotherhood's long history and complex relationship with the Jordanian state, parliament and society since its founding in 1945, showing the ideological and behavioural development of a group which relies on age-old concepts derived from classical Islam to... číst celé
The portrayal of the Muslim Brotherhood in mainstream media as a monolithic theocratic body is challenged in this book, which highlights its complexity and diversity. The author, Joas Wagemakers, explores the organization’s evolving goals and ideologies since its founding in 1928, revealing significant variations among its branches in Europe and the Middle East. Through a detailed examination of historical developments, readers gain a nuanced understanding of the Brotherhood, moving beyond simplistic narratives to appreciate its dynamic nature and influence.