Since the beginning of the academic year at Egyptian
universities, the Muslim Brotherhood protest movements on various campuses
nationwide left a very clear picture of their destructive behavior. This destruction,
especially at Al-Azhar University, confirms the public view that the Muslim
Brotherhood’s political fascist ideology is based on violence as a means to
achieve their political goal—total control of society
under the Muslim Brotherhood’s interpretation of Islam.
The violent acts, including the assassination of heads of
state and attempts of assassination during the past 85 years, reflect the
Muslim Brotherhood’s authoritarian, fascist ideology.
The young students who are affiliated with the Muslim
Brotherhood get orders from their superior leaders to commit such destructive
acts, instead of encouraging them to pursue their learning.
The Muslim Brotherhood’s members pretend that they are true
Muslim believers. The first word in the Quran is “read,” which means followers
must pursue knowledge, not destruction. The students who caused such a wide
range of destruction at Al-Azhar University are not the pursuers of knowledge.
They are purely a group of hoodlums and active terrorist individuals whose main
objective is to close universities all over Egypt.
Frankly speaking, the transitional government of Egypt has been
indirectly passive with these students from day one, while the students’
protests have not been passive at all. The Egyptian security should have put an
end to this from the beginning, as the vast majority of Egyptian students are
against such protests by the minority of students who are manipulated by their
corrupt Muslim Brotherhood leadership. The transitional government has been concerned
about its image abroad more than the safety of its academic institutions.
The Muslim Brotherhood, who have been outlawed by Egyptian
authority since the 1950s, are a serious liability to any society and should
not be permitted to operate under any circumstances.