Founder of the Muslim Brotherhood and advocate for political and social activism grounded in Islamic principles.
History and influence of Islam in Egypt with significant movements and figures over the modern period.
A Sudanese organization founded by the Muslim Brotherhood in 1964, aiming to implement an Islamic constitution.
Major Sunni organization founded in the early 1960s as an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood. Active in Lebanese electoral politics.
A historical and political overview of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, a pivotal Islamist organization founded in 1928 by Hasan al-Banna.
A historical and political overview of the Muslim Brotherhood's activities and influence in Sudan.
An Islamic revivalist organization in Syria, established in the 1930s, dedicated to promoting Muslim education, ethics, and anti-imperialist sentiments.
Sudanese political party founded in 1985 by the Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood, playing a pivotal role in the country's political, economic, and social spheres.
The Syrian Islamic Front was a coalition of Syrian Islamic opposition groups, led by the Muslim Brotherhood, that sought legal, political, and economic reforms while advocating for the establishment of an Islamic state in Syria.
Islamic revivalist organization in Jordan seeking to promote Islamic values and education, despite its historically complex relationship with the monarchy and regional influences.
Founder of Hamas, significant figure in Palestinian political Islam inspired by the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood.
An overview of the Yemeni Society for Reform, also known as Islah.
Renowned Egyptian religious scholar and former key member of the Muslim Brotherhood.
Acronym for Harakat al-Muqawamah al-Islamiyyah (Movement of Islamic Resistance); significant Palestinian Islamist organization.
Syrian political thinker, educator, writer, and founder of the Syrian Muslim Brotherhood
Syrian Islamist activist, scholar, and influential member of the Muslim Brotherhood
A historical and socio-political outline of the Muslim Brotherhood in Palestine, its origins, evolution, and contemporary relevance.
Prominent Egyptian writer, teacher of the Muslim Brotherhood, and founder of the Muslim Women’s Association
