For nearly a century, the Muslim Brotherhood has influenced political and religious life across the Middle East and beyond. Presenting itself as a movement of faith and public service, it has also developed durable institutions, international relationships, and an adaptable political strategy. Drawing on his upbringing in Egypt, his education at Al-Azhar University, and decades of research, Dr. Mark A. Gabriel examines the movement's history, doctrine, organization, and changing centers of influence. Inside this book: ¿ The intellectual foundations of the Muslim Brotherhood ¿ Its institutions, affiliates, and financing across regions ¿ The relationship between religious language and political strategy ¿ Hamas, regional branches, and competing Islamist movements ¿ The challenges facing democratic governments in Europe and North America A documented examination shaped by scholarship, lived experience, and a commitment to democratic accountability.