The muslim brotherhood and the tempo of islam radical: an interpretation test

Abstract

In the aftermath of the collapse of the Ottoman and German empires and in
parallel to the rise of Arab nationalism, the Muslim Brotherhood is building
a transnational ideology: political Islamism. The Muslim Brotherhood, in
their various national acceptances, seek to impose a political project on the
States of the world. Arab and the West based on a radical reading of the
Koran. This article focuses on the temporal dimension of this movement,
which is now firmly anchored in the political offer