Al-Banna's influence (Hassan al-Banna)

Hassan al-Banna was an Egyptian teacher and the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood in 1928. His influence lies in promoting Islamic revivalism, advocating for the integration of Islam into political and social life. Al-Banna emphasized community, social justice, and educational reform, challenging colonialism and Western influence. His ideas inspired various Islamist movements across the Arab world and beyond, shaping modern political Islam. Al-Banna’s vision called for an Islamic state governed by Sharia law, affecting both contemporary political discourse and grassroots activism within many Muslim communities, making him a pivotal figure in 20th-century Islamic thought.