The Muslim Brotherhood

The Muslim Brotherhood is an Islamic political and social organization founded in Egypt in 1928. It aims to promote Islamic values in society through education, charity, and political activism. The Brotherhood seeks to establish a political system based on Islamic law (Sharia) while advocating for social justice and reform. Over the years, it has expanded internationally and has played a significant role in various Middle Eastern political movements. Its influence has been both supportive and controversial, with some viewing it as a promoter of democracy and others as a source of extremism.