Women Exploited by the Muslim Brotherhood to Circumvent European Immigration Laws
Reliable sources have uncovered troubling methods employed by the terrorist organization Muslim Brotherhood to bypass immigration laws in European countries, using women as part of its broader strategy for political and security infiltration.
These revelations stem from testimonies of former female members, presented in the forthcoming documentary “Daughters of the Brotherhood,” soon to be broadcast on “Al Wathaeqiya.” The film exposes new details about the group’s tactics to secure legal footholds across Europe.
According to the newspaper “Al-Dostor,” former member Sarah Mohamed explained in the promotional trailer that the Brotherhood specifically exploits women. Some are sent abroad while pregnant to certain European countries, where they give birth and thereby secure citizenship or legal residency for their children. This process automatically grants the family—and ultimately the Brotherhood—a lawful presence on European soil.
Such practices enable the organization to operate with greater freedom, capitalizing on legal loopholes and limited logistical support in certain host countries.
Testimonies reveal that this is not a matter of isolated cases but rather a systematic and recurring practice, particularly in nations where the Brotherhood already maintains support networks capable of facilitating administrative procedures.
The ultimate objective, as revealed in the documents, is to create a new generation of individuals holding European citizenships, who could later be mobilized in political, media, or social activities that advance the Brotherhood’s agenda. By presenting a legitimate legal façade, the group consolidates its ability to embed itself in European societies.
Experts argue that these practices are part of a broader international strategy designed to secure influence abroad after the Brotherhood’s political decline in several Arab countries. The deliberate exploitation of women and children illustrates the organization’s long-term planning to ensure social and legal support structures abroad, allowing it to re-establish political and cultural influence beyond the reach of local monitoring.
This approach also represents a blatant ethical and humanitarian violation, as innocent women and children are instrumentalized as political tools, with their fundamental rights disregarded in favor of the group’s ambitions, exposing targeted families to severe social and legal risks.
The documentary further demonstrates that the Brotherhood continues to devise new infiltration tactics in the West, exploiting international law and social vulnerabilities. Nevertheless, the awareness of European governments and civil society remains a crucial barrier preventing these schemes from becoming a tangible reality.
