abu-bakr-naji-the-management-of-savagery-the-most-critical-stage-through-which-the-umma-will-pass

Regrettably, some of the people still think that this method needs more investigation and
research and many of the people of religion still gather the people together in order to tell
them about the ideal method for causing the downfall of the Taghuts or the ideal method of
reviving the State of the Caliphate.
The Muslim Brothers in Egypt during the days of Hasan al-Banna numbered approximately
one million people, as reports relate. At that time, the inhabitants of Egypt numbered
around 20 million people. As for their special "military" organization, it used to include a
spy agency stronger than the spy agency of the Egyptian government, such that they
monitored groups of youth belonging to other parties who were trained to undertake
assassinations of the British and their supporters among the Egyptian government.
Meanwhile, the spies of (King) Farouk knew nothing about them. But the reader is referred
to the book "Points above the Letters" by Ahmad
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`Adil Kamal, who was one of the most prominent members of the elite Muslim Brother
agency in the 40s and 50s. In that book, Ahmad `Adil Kamal bluntly explains the extent of
the methodological stumbling and defects which snatched away the opportunity from them
at that time. In it, he demonstrates that Gamal Abdul Nasser used to rely on an organization
that was much weaker than the organization of the Brothers; nevertheless, the Brothers
support of him before and after the revolution was a factor that aided him in the first years
of the revolution. Naturally, the Brothers at that time adopted a position that was not
entirely consistent with the law of resistance. However, they deviated from their path and
their goals. Afterwards, they repudiated all of that completely and they cast it behind their