French Muslim Brotherhood Organization Changes Opposition To Imam Training Program
An Italian news agency is reporting the President of the Union des organizations islamiques de…More
Monthly Archives: February, 2008
Court Upholds Acquittal of Danish Muslim Brotherhood Charity
A Danish newspaper is reporting that a Danish court has upheld the acquittal of two…More
Qaradawi Denied Entry To The U.K., U.K. Muslim Brotherhood Outraged
The U.K. media is widely reporting that global Muslim Brotherhood leader Youssef Qaradawi has been…More
RECOMMENDED READING: "The Brotherhood in the Salafist Universe"
In a paper written for the Hudson Institute, French scholar Giles Kepel highlights important issues helpful in understanding the Muslim Brotherhood in the contemporary world. He traces the origins of what is referred to here as the “Global Muslim Brotherhood” to the fusion of Muslim Brother and Saudi “Wahhabist” influences:
After being driven out of Egypt in the 1950s and ’60s, many Brothers found shelter in Saudi Arabia…
MoreRECOMMENDED READING: "Something's Rotten in Denmark"
Center on Islam, Democracy and the Future of the Muslim World: Naser Khader, member of…More
RECOMMENDED READING: "In Search of Moderate Muslims"
American Enterprise Institute scholars Joshua Muravchik And Charles P. Szrom have written an article for…More
President of U.S. Muslim Brotherhood Organization Lectures To Conference Of Phillipine Islamic Leaders
The website of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) has posted a statement by…More
U.S. Muslim Brotherhood Organization Issues Statement On Dutch Film
The Islamic Society of North America (ISNA), a part of the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood, appears…More
CAIR Organizes Joins Global Muslim Brotherhood Campaign Against Israeli Actions In Gaza
The Council on American Islamic Relations (CAIR), a part of the U.S. Muslim Brotherhood, is…More
British Muslim Brotherhood Group Attacks Cameron Statement On Qaradawi
The British Muslim Initiative (BMI), a new U.K Muslim Brotherhood organization, has harshly attacked British…More