Egyptian journalist and researcher Jehad El-Dinari has announced the upcoming publication of a series of investigative articles titled "The Other Face of the Muslim Brotherhood: When Fascism Takes Freedom as a Shield." The series is being published in collaboration with French-based Sulfur Editions and the International Cooperative for Arts, Sciences, and Technology (I-COAST). The articles will be available on Sulfur Editions' official platforms.
The series aims to shed light on the Muslim Brotherhood's activities and presence in various European cultural institutions. It will also explore the group's history and practices in Egypt and beyond, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the Brotherhood's ideology and tactics. El-Dinari's work seeks to present a nuanced view of the group's discourse and mechanisms of action.
The articles will focus on what El-Dinari describes as the Brotherhood's "double discourse," which allegedly promotes tolerance, human rights, and integration in Western societies while pursuing a different agenda. The series will examine the relationship between this discourse and the Brotherhood's presence in Western cultural institutions.
El-Dinari's research will also revisit key events in the Brotherhood's history, including the assassinations of thinker Farag Foda, writer Youssef El-Sebai, and the attempted assassination of Nobel laureate Naguib Mahfouz. These incidents will be used to explore the group's relationship with issues of creative freedom and expression.
The project aims to bridge the knowledge gap between Western readers and the Muslim Brotherhood's true nature. By publishing this series, El-Dinari hopes to stimulate informed discussions about the group's activities and ideology. Sulfur Editions, a French international publishing house, is known for promoting independent voices and fostering cross-cultural understanding.
Jehad El-Dinari is an Egyptian journalist and researcher specializing in cultural affairs, extremist discourses, and creative freedom. She has authored several books, including "The American Illusion" and "A Woman Who Does Not Bend: The Memoirs of Fawzia Shawbashi." El-Dinari's work has been recognized with several awards, including the Theoretical Research Award from the Egyptian National Theater Festival.
Key points
- The series aims to expose the Muslim Brotherhood's activities in Europe and shed light on their true nature.
- The articles will be published in collaboration with French-based Sulfur Editions and the International Cooperative for Arts, Sciences, and Technology (I-COAST).
- The project seeks to bridge the knowledge gap between Western readers and the Muslim Brotherhood's ideology and tactics.
