Titlebook: Islamic Fundamentalism in Egyptian Politics; 2nd Revised Edition Barry Rubin Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc

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Overview,t appeal to most Egyptian Muslims. These constraints, which create conflicting approaches to how national political power should be gained and used, arc unlikely to be overcome under the current leadership of the fundamentalist movement.

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The Islamist Revolt,ding the government’s clever, multilayered strategy; the strength of the regime’s institutions and the security agencies’ loyalty; the lack of popular support for the radicals; and divisions among the insurgent groups.

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The Muslim Brotherhood: Ideology and Program,ship between the movement and the national leaders — Sadat, then Mubarak — has had a profound effect on the Brotherhood’s thinking. It now claims status as a legal, reform-oriented group trying to improve society rather than seize power.

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,The Radical Jam’iyat,charismatic preachers. Many extremists engaged in terrorism were shaped and radicalized in the jam’iyat; al-Jihad began life as such a student organization.. Thus, understanding the ideology and behavior of the Jam’iyat is critical to assessing the role of religious fundamentalism in Egyptian society.