Historical Influences and Effects of the Methodologies of al-Ikhwaan al-Muslimoon Upon the Salaf
The Muslim Brotherhood, and its various splinter groups continued as a tool of geo-political destabilisation, for the remainder of the twentieth century, being used in Egypt, Syria, Iran, Algeria, Afghanistan, Chechnya, the Balkans, and elsewhere, in the form of engineered revolutions, coups or Jihaads, triggered by crises in which the hand of Western Intelligence was significantly involved.
The infiltration of the more extreme factions of the Brotherhood such as the groups of takfeer and jihaad, have allowed these factions to be influenced and covertly directed towards subversive activities in order to facilitate Western foreign policy and geo-political strategies.
The Brotherhood itself has brought no real benefit to the Ummah apart from localised social and economical benefits and reforms, centred on an “Islamist” identity. But it was responsible for spreading a destructive activist outlook within the Ummah that has wasted the Ummah, creating generations of charged up youth who are grossly ignorant of the details of the creed and methodology of the Salaf, and bringing together all of the innovations, innovators, and deviants, under one umbrella, that of the Brotherhood, thereby bringing untold damage to the affairs of the religion. Let alone being used and manipulated as a tool of geo-political destabilisation by Western Intelligence.
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