Anyone know any accurate information about them? Every news article I read their name is mentioned as the most powerful opposition to the governments in Egypt and Jordan.
What's their stance?
And please don't tell me American's label them as a terrorist group...
I found this The Muslim Brotherhood
Which is apparently the only "official" English website for The Muslim Brotherhood. There's some contact details if you wish to get in touch
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Probably the oldest modern Islamic socio-political movement. Founded in 1928 by Hassan Al-banna(ra). They've been banned by the state ever since. If mubarak was to go, they would be the ones buying the candy and fireworks for the celebration. And if fair elections were held, they would probably win in a land slide.
They've joined the protests officially yesterday, and since this "revolution" is uniquely a movement by the people, without any leadership structure, the Brotherhood have been the ones steering the protests for the most part, and its they who will probably be the ones chosen to represent the protesters henceforth.
We need islamic groups to be steering all these protests, its the only way for our countries to move forward towards an islamic state
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here is an interesting website!! just google "democracynow" and it should be the first website that appears on google. not sure i cant post links yet:/ anyways.. it details the mass uprising in egypt.. i recomend seeing all videos provided on that website since it really gives an excellent explanation on the mubarak regime and how the people are aware of the US-Egypt Alliance.. also mentions the Muslim Brotherhood ..
take a look !
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