Islamic fascism, authored by: Hamed Abdul-Samad

The Italian fascism appeared in a way similar to Nazism, as the two movements were born from the womb of the First World War. The feeling of defeat and the desire to return to the glory of the distant past were behind the emergence of the two movements. And in the same way and at almost the same time, the Muslim Brotherhood also appeared, which was born after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and the fall of the Caliphate. These three movements all share basic ideological signs, represented in the collective universal thought, belief in the existence of a chosen religious or national minority, the repression of others with violence, and the imperialist pursuit of world domination. Number of pages: 280