I. B. Tauris & Company The Muslim Brotherhood and State Repression in Egypt - Hardcover

Explore the hidden history of one of the most significant Islamist organizations through this detailed academic study. This book examines the periods of intense state repression faced by the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, specifically focusing on the years 1948-1951, 1954-1970, and the era following 2013. Readers will learn about the mihan, or ordeals, that forced the group to move from public political activity to secret, clandestine organizing. By using extensive archival research, the text uncovers how the organization managed to survive while operating underground. The narrative combines social theory with a wide range of primary source materials, including autobiographical accounts, to provide a clear picture of how secrecy and militancy shaped the group's evolution. This is an essential resource for students and historians interested in Middle Eastern politics, revolutions, and the history of Islamist movements.