The Brotherhood Dilemma: Faith, Power, and the Global Shadow

What is the Muslim Brotherhood?
A spiritual revival movement?
A political powerhouse?
A threat to global security?
In this solo narrative episode, we unpack the nearly 100-year history of one of the most influential—and controversial—Islamist organizations in the world.
From its humble origins in 1928 Egypt to its sprawling global presence today, the Brotherhood’s story is layered with ideology, repression, political ambition, and deep internal contradictions. Some hail it as a voice of moral reform. Others see it as a gateway to radicalization.
Through rich storytelling and careful research, this 40-minute episode explores:
The ideological split between Hassan al-Banna and Sayyid Qutb
The Brotherhood’s expansion across the Middle East and the West
Its political rise—and violent fall—in Egypt
The Hamas connection and terrorism allegations
Its presence in the UK and the global debate over its true intent
No slogans. No shouting. Just one voice—walking you through the facts, the fear, and the tension that still surrounds this movement today.
🎧 Press play. And let’s ask better questions—together.