Muslim Brotherhood

The Muslim Brotherhood is a political and social organization founded in Egypt in 1928 by Hassan al-Banna. Its goal is to promote Islamic principles in government and society, advocating for social justice and political reform based on Islamic teachings. The Brotherhood has been involved in various political activities and has faced both support and opposition in different countries. Its ideology has influenced Islamist movements worldwide, leading to mixed perceptions, with some viewing it as a force for democratic change and others as a threat to secular governance. It has played a significant role in Middle Eastern politics, especially in Egypt.