The Yemeni Muslim Brotherhood Diaspora in TurkeyDownload Since Erdogan’s rise to power in 2002, the Turkish regime and the Muslim Brotherhood movement have cultivated a close relationship, primarily driven by ideological affinity and a shared vision of strengthening the Muslim world under Turkey’s leadership. Both
Originality was published in Sevilla University’s journal Araucaria. Abstract Since their ouster from power in Egypt and the exclusion of the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) from the public and political arenas in 2013, the movement has suffered from a deep leadership crisis, exacerbated by internal divisions
This article provides a thorough examination of the “Change Stream” within the Muslim Brotherhood. It delves into the group’s response to Hamas’ activities and its call for armed revolution against Egypt’s regime, drawing parallels with extremist ideologies like those of Sayyid Qutb, Al-Qaeda, and ISIS.
