Between Foreign Policy and the Umma: The Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and Jordan.
According to 'Abd al-Mun'im Abu al-Futu , then a prominent Egyptian Ikhwan figure, the position of the Jordanian Ikhwan diverged significantly from that of the Egyptian Brotherhood, which attempted to assert a position for the Brotherhood as a collective:The Jordanian Brothers may have had a more re...
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