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Muslim Extremism in Egypt: The Prophet and Pharaoh

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Gilles Kepel takes us into the world of the students, professionals, workers, and unemployed who are caught up in the Islamic movements of our day. Events that have riveted world attentionthe World Trade Center bombing, assassinations in Beirut, the attempt on the life of the Pope, the assassination of Sadatare illuminated by this penetrating study which surveys the background of the Islamist movement beginning with the Muslim Brotherhood in 1928.

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