‘A’id al-Qarni Reveals Muslim Brotherhood’s Mistakes and Calls for Dissolving Their Group
Saudi preacher ‘A’id al-Qarni called on the Muslim Brotherhood to dissolve themselves because, according to him, they have reached a dead end, describing the group as secretive and deceptive.
In an interview on the MBC channel aired yesterday, Al-Qarni warned that the presence of the Muslim Brotherhood poses a danger to the stability of states, hence the need to combat them.
Al-Qarni revealed 10 deadly mistakes made by the Muslim Brotherhood, listed on the terrorism lists of several countries, including: their neglect in spreading true monotheism and true belief, their excessive preoccupation with politics, their attempt to rule through preaching, their invention of sovereignty instead of divinity, their insistence on establishing a caliphate and sanctifying this claim, and their dilution of the doctrine of loyalty.
The Saudi preacher emphasized that the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood group is vague about the issue of homeland and undermines nationalism with futile arguments, such as internationalism, as well as odious sectarianism and the division of Muslims into Brotherhood and non-Brotherhood.
The author of the book “Don’t Be Sad” added: “Among their deadly mistakes: neglect of religious knowledge and academic attainment, the occupation of youth with politics, elections, and parliament, their alignment with the Khomeinist Shiite tide, their refusal to acknowledge their mistakes, and their persistence in the dark tunnel.”
Al-Qarni clarified the Muslim Brotherhood‘s position on the leaders of Islamic states, saying: “They antagonize them and do not see loyalty after pledging allegiance to the supreme guide; they do not pledge allegiance to these rulers.”
Al-Qarni criticized the Muslim Brotherhood for their “double standards,” saying: “They praise Turkey and criticize the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which has ruled by Allah’s law for over 100 years.”
Al-Qarni spoke about the mechanisms of recruiting the Muslim Brotherhood, saying: “The group goes to villages without electricity and tells the youth, ‘Let’s establish the caliphate,'” referring to the use of the caliphate as a means of recruitment and influence, adding that “the caliphate is like the lost paradise for them,” which they use to influence the youth.
He stated: “The Muslim Brotherhood is busy with elections, they want to rule, grab onto power, and they have misled the youth into politics and its mazes, as well as the alleged caliphate.”
