How the Muslim Brotherhood’s Funds Move

Dr. Hisham Ibrahim, a professor of finance and investment at Cairo University, stated that the funding of the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood organization comes more from commercial activities than industrial ones. A significant portion of the organization’s trade is conducted outside official frameworks, and the Brotherhood’s funds do not move through banks, making their financial movements illegal. This in itself is a crime and leads to many other crimes.

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Ibrahim added that if the Muslim Brotherhood were to govern a country, there would be no scientific or behavioral progress, thus failing to keep up with global development.

He pointed out that the international organization of the Muslim Brotherhood, unfortunately, penetrates many countries, especially in the Middle East, and influences some citizens, but lacks the real ability to manage societies and achieve progress amidst the intense competition between countries.

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Ibrahim also noted that the international organization of the terrorist Muslim Brotherhood is more concerned with history than with the nation, focusing on the past rather than looking towards the future. It does not rely on modern developments, remaining stuck in the past and routine matters.

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The finance and investment professor concluded by stating that the management style of the Muslim Brotherhood cannot serve as a future model, whether in managing institutions or states. Their experiences are not successful in managing entities or companies, and the organization does not rely on technological advancement methods despite possessing a significant and vast amount of funds.