hassan albana, islamic scholar and school teacher spread the ideas of a pan islamic, faith-based social movement. at its core, it looked after the vulnerable in society by providing much needed social services like educational programs that taught the illiterate, setting up hospitals and businesses, and aimed to end british colonial reign and in its place, establish a state run by shariah law. although he did not have the resources to make this a reality. it was an idea that enveloped him. through grassroots activism. he organized local groups and began rallying support for new movement, the muslim brotherhood. the radical ideals of making the quran the country's constitution spread like wildfire across egypt. this was made possible by the pre-existing, deeply rooted islamic faith and practices of the egyptian people. as the brotherhood spread rapidly throughout sudan, syria, palestine, lebanon and north africa. in egypt, the movement launched protests against the ruling waft party. an armed element of the group took to more violent acts, including bombing and political assassination to

hassan albana was like anybody else in the world, he is a product of the society. we understand hassanna by understand the society at the that time, that time was faruk. system, the king farq system, and the country was corrupted, was a dictatorship, although there is a different between dictatorship and today's dictatorship. hassanna from the background of qualified shariah scholar, he want or he felt obliged to sort the situation in egypt, and you can't s is any society problem overnight and he has the idea is to create a close group and those group will be qualified. tried enough to reach the other member of the society in order to solve the problem of the egyptian society at that time. now sister batool, i'd like to uh come to you and of course uh and ask you a question about your views in particular with regards to the uh influence of hassan when he established the muslim brotherhood. what were the conditions that muslims face particularly at that point in history? all right, so we're talking about the establishment of the brotherhood, decade post world war on

hassan albana, one of the most influential figures of the 20th century, a man whose ideas continue to outlive him until this day. but who was he exactly? bana was born on the 14th of october 1906 in mahmudiyah a rural nile delta town about an hour's drive from alexandrian egypt. his father ahmed abd al rahman albana alsati was a shake and mosk teacher and had a massive influence on shaping the spiritual beliefs of his young son who took great interest in studying islam from his youth. bana also began to be drawn into the growing nationalist political currents that were widespread at the time as egyptian society fought to throw off the yoke of colonialist control and subjugation that had egypt and much of the muslim world in its grips. at the tender age of 17, he moved to cairo to continue his islamic studies at the darul ulum seminary, and it was whilst there that he learned the abolition of the ottoman caliphate, development that... deeply moved him, combined with the ever encroaching menas of british cultural colonialism, bana began to see a spiritual sickness in egyptian society an

hassan albana, one of the most influential figures of the 20th century, a man whose ideas continue tober 1906 in mahmudiyah, a rural nile delta town about an hour's drive from alexandria in egypt, his father, ahmed abd al rahman albana alsati. was a sheik and a mosk teacher and had a massive influence on shaping the spiritual beliefs of his young son, who took great interest in studying islam from his youth. bana also began to be drawn into the growing nationalist political currents that were widespread at the time as egyptian society fought to throw off the yoke of colonialist control and subjugation that had egypt and much of the muslim world in its grips. at the 10th. the age of 17, he moved to cairo to continue his islamic studies at the darul ulum seminary, and it was whilst there that he learned the abolition of the ottoman califate a developed. men that deeply moved him, combined with the ever encroaching menas of british cultural colonialism, bana began to see a spiritual sickness in egyptian society and began to publicly preach and call to islam in the cafes and streets. then

hassan albana, one of the most influential figures of the 20th century, a man whose ideas continue to outlive him until this day, but who was he exactly? bana was born on the 14th of october 1906 in mahmudiyah a rural nile delta town about an hour's dry from alexander in egypt. his father ahmed abd al rahman albana al sati was a shake and mosk teacher and had a massive influence on shaping the spiritual beliefs of his young son who took great interest in studying islam from his youth. bana also began to be drawn into the growing nationalist political currents that were widespread at the time as egyptian society fought to throw off the yoke of colonialist control and subjugation that had egypt and much of the muslim world in its grips. at the tender age of 17, he moved to cairo to continue his islamic studies at the darul ulum seminary, and it was whilst there that he learned the abolition of the ottoman caliphate, development that deeply moved him, combined with the ever encroaching menas of british cultural colonialism, bana began to see a spiritual sickness in egyptian society and b

well-being of his nation, who has been left, neglected and exploited by the british occupiers, hassan albana, islamic scholar and school teacher, spread the ideas of a pan islamic, faith-based social movement. at its core, it looked after the vulnerable in society by providing much needed social services like educational programs that taught the illiterate, setting up hospitals and businesses, and aimed to end british colonial reign, and in its place, establish a state run by shariah law. although he did not have the resource. to make this a reality, it was an idea that enveloped him, through grassroots activism, he organized local groups and began rallying support for new movement, the muslim brotherhood. the radical ideals of making the quran the country's constitution spread like wildfire across egypt. this was made possible by the pre-existing, deeply rooted islamic faith and practices of the egyptian people. as the brotherhood spread rapidly throughout sudan, syria, palestine, lebanon, and north africa in egypt, the movement launched protests against the ruling waft party. an armed elem

rahmanirrahim, hassan was like anybody else in the world, he is a product of the society, we understand hassan albana by understand the society at the that time, that time was farok system, the king farok. system and the country was corrupted, was a dictatorship, although there is a different between dictatorship and today's dictatorship. hassanna from the background of qualified shariah scholar, he want or he felt obliged to sollt the situation in egypt, and you can't suit this any society problem. overnight and he had the idea is to create a close group and those group will be qualified enough to reach the other member of the society in order to solve the problem of the egyptian society at that time. now sister batool, i'd like to uh come to you and of course uh and ask you a question about your views in particular with regards to... the uh influence of hassan when he established the muslim brotherhood, what were the conditions that muslims faced particularly at that point in history? right, so we're talking about the establishment of the brotherhood decade post world war one. now world war one was