Identity Crisis After 2013

The Muslim Brotherhood is experiencing a significant identity crisis following the events of 2013, particularly after the removal of Mohammed Morsi. The unprecedented levels of repression faced by members have prompted serious introspection about their roles within the organization and the viability of their political project. This crisis has led many members to reflect on their personal motivations for joining the Brotherhood, questioning whether their commitment aligns more with the ideological goals or the political aspirations of the movement. The historical debate within the organization, particularly between the roles of preachers and leaders, has resurfaced as a central theme in this search for a new identity.