I want evidence and sources. Not this:

“The growth of the Muslim Brotherhood was accompanied or caused in part by the fact that Al-Banna associated it with the German Nazi party and the Third Reich.”

Show me a quote where al-Banna expressed an admiration and sympathies for Nazism and Hitler? Please!

And where are your sources for this:

“When World War II broke out, al-Banna worked to firm up his alliances with Hitler and Mussolini. He sent them letters and emissaries, and urged them to assist him in his struggle against the British and the westernized regime of Egypt’s King Farouk.”

However, you originally said this:

“At the outbreak of WW2 Banna also appealed to Nazi Germany for help in fighting against the British backed monarchy in Egypt. ”

Please, when you write something make sure that you can back it up. This is what modern political analysis (rooted in the Enlightenment) is all about.

Could you give us your source for this statement?

Let’s assume, that this was the case, does it justify Hamas (a branch of the MB) to incite children against Jews?

If you want to read more on the afinity between MB and nazis during the 30ies and 40ies :
Mitchell, Richard Paul: The Society of the Muslim Brothers, Princetown 1959, London 1969

Why doesn’t a Saudi-paid assassination squad wipe out the vile Dr Masaari in London?

Great article Raziq…looking forward to the next expose on Islamist ideologues

I wrote the article – Shokat.saleem has merely posted it on his site.

Saeed,

Al-Banna and Nazism

The growth of the Muslim Brotherhood was accompanied or caused in part by the fact that Al-Banna associated it with the German Nazi party and the Third Reich. From the ideological point of view, the Jew hatred, authoritarianism, addiction to violence and desire to defeat the British of both the Muslim Brothers and the Nazis were quite enough to make the two movements find common cause.

The Brotherhood’s political and military alliance with Nazi Germany blossomed into formal state visits, de facto ambassadors, and overt and covert joint ventures. The Muslim Brotherhood transformed Nazi anti-Semitism into a Muslim version, providing Arab translations of Mein Kampf (translated into Arabic as ‘My Jihad’) and other Nazi anti-Semitic works, including Der Sturmer hate-cartoons, adapted to portray the Jew as the demonic enemy of Allah rather than the German Volk.

When World War II broke out, al-Banna worked to firm up his alliances with Hitler and Mussolini. He sent them letters and emissaries, and urged them to assist him in his struggle against the British and the westernized regime of Egypt’s King Farouk. The Intelligence Service of the Muslim Brotherhood vigorously collected information on the heads of the regime in Cairo and on the movements of the British army, offering this and more to the Germans in return for closer relations.

Source:http://www.mideastweb.org/Middle-East-Encyclopedia/hassan_al-banna.htm

We’re no longer in the 30s and 40s. And what proof do you have for your assertion thatmost>/b> Europeans were anti-semitic during that period?

The CAIR organisations here in North America, self-styled “human rights” organisations, are also fronts for the MB and it’s about time that academics, gov’t and community groups ceased doing business with them. They should be marginalised and even ostracised for bigots they are.