Explore the intricate role of the Muslim Brotherhood in contemporary Egypt. This influential Islamist movement’s ascent to power raises critical questions about redefining democracy. Mariz Tadros meticulously examines their ideology, governance strategies, and impact on state-society relations since 1928, particularly post-2011 uprising. Analyze their stances on gender, minorities, and political plurality. Is this a force for moderate change or confined democracy? Essential reading for political science students and anyone seeking to understand Middle East politics and the evolving landscape of global governance.