Does The Muslim Brotherhood Supports Terrorism?

The Muslim Brotherhood Movement was formed way back in 1928, in Egypt. It was based on the assumption that Islam had lost some of its power. It believed that Muslims had been corrupted by Western culture. Whilst the Muslim Brotherhood stayed operating in Egypt for a few years, it started to enter Europe near the end of the 50s and in the early 60s. This completely changed the continent, and not for the better either.

The current Muslim Brotherhood is funded by Saudi Arabia, a country which really wants the Muslim message spread throughout the world. Currently, a number of Muslim Brotherhood organisations operate in each of the major European countries, with Switzerland and Germany having the brunt of organisations.


The Muslim Brotherhood did not begin in Europe with terrorist intentions. It was instead students, who were, of course, Muslims, starting up groups. One of the largest of these is the ‘Forum for European Muslim Youth and Student Organizations’, a group which still exists to this very day. They currently operate and are in control of, 42 different organisations throughout Europe.

The Federation of Islamic Organisations in Europe is based in Leicestershire in the United Kingdom, although they also operate various organisations throughout the continent, with perhaps their largest offices being in Brussels, Belgium.

There are a few others on top of this. In short, Muslim culture is rapidly spreading throughout Europe and it shows no sign of slowing down either. The problem is that many of these organisations are nothing but a front for terrorist activity. They are actively recruiting people to carry out terrorist atrocities in Europe. In addition to this, these organisations are also raising finance in order to carry out terrorist activities elsewhere throughout the world. This is not good, and yet the European Union has yet to wake up to the amount of damage that is being caused.

In fact, many of these organisations, such as Aksahum have been accepted as mainstream organisations and have an impact on government legislation and the like. It is their belief that the power that they have will allow them to take over Europe, step by step. It will be a slow process, but if nothing stops these organisations then Europe may turn to a Muslim continent in the near future.

So, what needs to be done in order to improve the situation? Well, Europe needs to wake up to the fact that these organisations are not what they say they are. They are instead organisations which are looking to change the way in which Europe is run. If things do get out of hand, and it looks like they will in the future, then it is likely that we will see a rise in terrorist-related activity throughout the continent, something which has already been on the rise in recent years, already. In addition to this, newly imposed laws may have a touch of Sharia law built into them, and as some of us know, this law is not good as it will take away some of the freedoms that we have enjoyed for so long.