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15. A dispute among imprisoned members of the Muslim Brotherhood because of Sayyed Qutb’s ideas…[the dispute] is resolved by Al-Hudaiby who supports Qutb’s ideas
Date of source: Tuesday, June 8, 2004
[This article was previously translated last week from Al-Hayat newspaper issue of May 26 under the title “The [Muslim] Brotherhood members were divided about the ideas of [Sayyed] Qutb that was based on the takfir-based ideology [accusing a person or the society as a whole of unbelief].The supreme...
19. Why does the Mujtahideen Syndicate [those who practice ijtihad. There is no such syndicate but it is just a figurative description for people who practice ijtihad] accept the membership of Omar Abdel Kafi and Shams Al-Baroudi and reject the membership
Date of source: Tuesday, June 8, 2004
The articles about the hijab and the niqab affair written by the intellectual Hussein Ahmad Amin, which were published in issues 214 and 215, elicited controversial reactions. The debate around the veil, as presented by Amin, is a scientific dialogue and should not be related to his personal views...
22. Al-Hudaiby was enthusiastic about every attempt to reorganize the Muslim Brotherhood…unless they were those whom he holds in suspicion!
Date of source: Tuesday, June 15, 2004
This study aims at examining the historical events that marked the relationship of Hassan Al-Hudaiby, the second supreme guide of the Muslim Brotherhood, to the “Tanzim Al-Ekhwan” [the organization of the Brothers] that was led by the late Sayyed Qutb. The organization was uncovered in 1965. One...
22. Al-Hudaiby says that “Ma’alem fel Tariq” [Milestones] made him pin his hopes on “Sayyed Qutb”
Date of source: Tuesday, June 22, 2004
The ideas of Sayyed Qutb were transmitted to the Muslim Brotherhood through the then-supreme guide Hassan Al-Hudaiby. Al-Hudaiby did not know that there were 300 young men studying Qutb’s ideas.
3. The political culture in Saudi Arabia, between the justifications of the conservatives, the dreams of the reformists and the fears of the realists
Date of source: Tuesday, March 30, 2004
Saudi intellectuals preceded their Arab counterparts in submitting a number of collective demands to their government to effect political reform. The Saudi culture faces two main streams of thought: the reformist stream and the conservative stream, both cutting across the intellectuals and the...
30. Youssef Islam’s songs surprise Egyptian listeners and America accuses him of terrorism!
Date of source: Friday, October 1, 2004
Egyptian listeners do not know anything about that blond bearded man who suddenly appeared to be international singer Youssef Islam. Egyptian listeners were surprised when they heard that a number of Islamic songs will be broadcast on a popular private music channel. The listeners’ interest in...
6. Such paranoia in the Arabic Islamic discourse
Date of source: Tuesday, November 27, 2001
The idea of a conflict between civilizations is not a Western invention, but almost an Islamic-Arabic one. Arabs believe the illusion that they are a threat to the West and that the West keeps conspiring against them. They always try to see others as responsible for their failures. Such feelings...

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