Brotherhood women use marriages to promote extremism

Ayah Ezz

The Australian National Imams Council is using women to lure young men and women in all possible means for political polarization under the pretext of charity work. The social activities include humanitarian aid, social projects, and marriage assistance.

Earlier, a report said some women the Australian National Imams Council had founded centers to teach the Arabic language for free. They invited many women of the Muslim community in Australia to teach their daughters Arabic.

The report added that teaching Arabic is cover to promote the Muslim Brotherhood approach as well as the messages of Hassan el-Banna, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood. The Council has lured a number of young women aged 20.

Political analyst Mokhtar el-Ghobashy said that the Muslim Brotherhood in Europe easily promote their extremist ideology, taking advantage of the freedom offered by the Western countries.

El-Ghobahsy said that the Muslim Brotherhood has many Islamic centers, under different names, operating in Western countries and European governments do not know anything about them.

“The Muslim Brotherhood organization has been using women in many political activities since its launch under the cover of charity works to promote its extremist ideology, especially in Australia,” el-Ghobashy told THE REFERENCE.

He pointed out that the Australian people reject the Muslim Brotherhood and its dubious activities there. “The Australians have demonstrated calling for kicking out the Brotherhood from Australia,” he added.