Scenarios about 'Muslim Brotherhood'
An Islamist organization founded in Egypt in 1928 by Hassan al-Banna that has grown into a transnational movement advocating for Islamic governance and social reform. The Brotherhood has played a significant role in Middle Eastern politics, experiencing periods of persecution and political participation while influencing numerous offshoot organizations across the Muslim world. In alternate history scenarios, its trajectory often serves as a pivotal element in exploring different paths of political Islam, democratization processes, and Middle Eastern geopolitics.
What If Egypt Took a Different Approach After the Arab Spring?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Egypt's post-revolutionary transition led to a stable democratic government rather than military rule, potentially transforming the trajectory of the Middle East and North Africa region.