Muslim Brotherhood
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Muslim Brotherhood
Summary
Muslim Brotherhood is a religious organization[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Muslim Brotherhood's religion is recorded as Sunni Islam[3].
- Muslim Brotherhood is in the country of Egypt[4].
- Muslim Brotherhood's instance of is recorded as religious organization[5].
- Muslim Brotherhood's instance of is recorded as international organization[6].
- Muslim Brotherhood's instance of is recorded as political party[7].
- Muslim Brotherhood's instance of is recorded as Islamist movement[8].
- Muslim Brotherhood's founder is recorded as Hassan al-Banna[9].
- Muslim Brotherhood's headquarters location is recorded as decentralized[10].
- Muslim Brotherhood's child organization or unit is recorded as Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt[11].
- Muslim Brotherhood's child organization or unit is recorded as Muslim Brotherhood in Syria[12].
- Muslim Brotherhood's child organization or unit is recorded as Society of the Muslim Brothers in Jordan[13].
- Muslim Brotherhood's child organization or unit is recorded as Muslim Brotherhood in Iraq[14].
- Muslim Brotherhood's child organization or unit is recorded as Q12183723[15].
- Muslim Brotherhood's child organization or unit is recorded as Q12183725[16].
- Muslim Brotherhood's child organization or unit is recorded as Q134692066[17].
- Muslim Brotherhood's Commons category is recorded as Muslim Brotherhood[18].
- Muslim Brotherhood's industry is recorded as religious congregations and associations[19].
- Muslim Brotherhood's sRGB color hex triplet is recorded as 009900[20].
- Muslim Brotherhood's chairperson is recorded as الدكتور صلاح عبد الحق[21].
- Muslim Brotherhood comprises International organization of the Muslim Brotherhood[22].
- Muslim Brotherhood comprises Q12183723[23].
- Muslim Brotherhood comprises Q12183725[24].
- Muslim Brotherhood comprises Muslim Brotherhood in Syria[25].
- Muslim Brotherhood comprises Q134692066[26].
- March 22, 1928 marks the founding of Muslim Brotherhood[27].
Body
Founding
Muslim Brotherhood's founder is recorded as Hassan al-Banna[9]. March 22, 1928 marks the founding of it[27]. Its location of formation is recorded as Ismailia[28].
Leadership
Muslim Brotherhood's chairperson is recorded as الدكتور صلاح عبد الحق[21].
Operations
Muslim Brotherhood's headquarters location is recorded as decentralized[10]. Subsidiaries include it in Egypt[11], a political party[29], in Egypt[30], founded in 1928[31], headquartered in Cairo[32]; it in Syria[12], a political party[33], in Syria[34], founded in 1945[35], headquartered in Damascus[36]; Society of the Muslim Brothers in Jordan[13], a political party[37], in Jordan[38], founded in 1945[39], headquartered in Amman[40]; it in Iraq[14], a political party[41], in Iraq[42], founded in 1940[43], headquartered in Baghdad[44]; Q12183723[15], an organization[45], in Kuwait[46]; and Q12183725[16], an organization[47], in Yemen[48].
Industry
Muslim Brotherhood's industry is recorded as religious congregations and associations[19].
Why It Matters
Muslim Brotherhood has Wikipedia articles in 30 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 66 alternative names across languages and contexts.[49]