Salah Abd Al-Haq is in charge of the leader and a new collapse in the group
In what observers see as a sign of the collapse of the Muslim Brotherhood, the Mahmoud Hussein Front issued a statement denouncing the steps taken by the late Ibrahim Mounir’s group, including internal elections and plans to appoint a new charge d’affaires.
The Mohieddin al-Zayt Front held several meetings to determine who would succeed Ibrahim Munir and agreed that al-Zayt would temporarily remain in his position. Dr. Salah Abd Al-Haq, an elder in the group’s Shura Council, was chosen to succeed Munir and lead the education file within the group.
Salah Abd Al-Haq moved from Saudi Arabia 15 days ago to Istanbul, and held several sessions under the title “Clarity of Vision” to explain and explain what Ibrahim Munir was saying about leaving the power struggle. Abdul Haq agreed in those sessions that the group would not abandon the struggle against it, and that Munir’s words were misunderstood.
“Clarity of Vision” sessions were held in Turkey, Somaliland, London, Malaysia and other diaspora countries.
Mohieddin al-Zayt ordered Muslim youth to travel to London and Europe to obtain Turkish citizenship, and to leave Turkey for those who can.
Private sources reported to Hafariat that news of Abd Al-Haq’s rise to power was leaked to Mahmoud Hussein’s group, leading them to send a delegation led by Hussein to try to end the division, on the condition that Hussein become the charge d’affaires. However, this request was rejected.
Sources reported on the failure of a meeting in Istanbul, led by Abdullah Ben Mansour, the current President of the Council of European Muslims, and attended by Samir Faleh, the former President of the Council, to resolve the Egyptian organization’s problem. In recent days, they met with both Mahmoud Hussein and Mohieddin al-Zayt’s leadership. They agreed on Muhammad Al-Buhairi as a compromise between the two groups, with plans for rehabilitation, restructuring, and the formation of a new administrative committee, with Hussein as a member, and the return of all dissidents, including the six who were dismissed.
There was an internal result of the vote that took place in the Mohieddin al-Zayt Front. It was agreed that Salah Abd Al-Haq would be a businessman, that Mohieddine would be in charge of the Brotherhood in Egypt, that Mahmoud Al-Iberi would be the secretary of the International Organization, and that Ahmed Shousha would be in charge of the education file in the Brotherhood.
The most prominent members of the Munir Front are: Dr. Salah Abdel Haq, M. Ahmed Shosha, M. Osama Suleiman, D. Helmi Al-Jazzar, D. Abdullah Al-Nahhas, M. Mohamed Gamal Al-Beheiri, D. Mohamed Jamal Heshmat, D. Mohamed Tahir Nimer, D. Mohamed Abdel Muti Al-Jazzar, Mahmoud El-Iary, Mohieddin al-Zayt, D. Musaad Zeini, M. Naguib Zarif, El Saadani Ahmed, Dr. Seif.
