Freedom and Justice Party

The Freedom and Justice Party (FJP) is an Egyptian political organization founded in 2011, emerging from the Muslim Brotherhood. It aims to promote Islamic principles within a democratic framework and advocates for social justice, political reform, and religious values. The party gained significant support after the 2011 revolution that ousted President Mubarak, representing a shift toward more religiously oriented politics in Egypt. However, it faced challenges and was banned in 2013 following the military's ousting of President Morsi, leading to its dissolution. Overall, the FJP reflects a movement seeking to merge Islamic beliefs with modern political participation.