Religious bodies uncover falsity of Brotherhood thinking

Religious institutions in both Egypt and Saudi Arabia played an important role in uncovering the falsity of Muslim Brotherhood rhetoric, especially after they fell down in Egypt in June 30, 2013.
These institutions threw
light on the role the Muslim Brotherhood plays in sowing the seeds of tension
inside Arab countries.
They showed the extremist
nature of the Muslim Brotherhood's thinking, noting that this group has nothing
to do with Islam due to its continual support to terrorism and extremism inside
Arab states.
Not Islam's
representatives
The Council of Senior
Scholars in Saudi Arabia dealt a deadly blow to the Muslim Brotherhood by
designating the group as a terrorist one.
The council said this
group does not represent the Islamic religion, but only works to serve its own
interests.
The Muslim Brotherhood
uses some verses of the holy Quran only to justify its actions, the council
said.
It added in a statement
that the Brotherhood's thinking is based on picking fights with rulers and
spreading tensions in Arab states which makes these states prone to disunity.
The council noted that
the Brotherhood had not cared about the Islamic religion since its emergence in
the last century.
It only wants to receive
power, the council said, noting that the history of the Muslim Brotherhood is
full of evils and corruption.
Religious violation
Al-Azhar also issued a
series of edicts to discredit the Muslim Brotherhood and throw light on the true
nature of its thinking.
This very senior
religious institution said Muslims would be committing a religious violation by
joining the Muslim Brotherhood.
The holy Quran and the
sayings of the prophet show that joining such groups is a violation of the true
teachings of the Islamic religion, al-Azhar said in a statement.