Hasan al-Hudaibi

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Hasan al-Hudaibi

Hasan al-Hudaibi ( Arabic حسن الهضيبي, DMG Ḥasan al-Huḍaibī - also Hudaybi , Hodaiby ; * 1891 Arab as-Sawaliha , Egypt ; † November 11, 1973 in Cairo ) was an Egyptian judge , 1950–1973 general leader of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood , under the presidency of Gamal Abdel Nasser imprisoned several times. In his book "Missionaries, Not Judges" in 1969, he responded to the teachings of Sayyid Qutb and opposed tendencies towards further radicalization of the organization.

After him, Umar at-Tilimsani took over the leadership of the Muslim Brotherhood until his death in 1986. Hasan al-Hudaibi's son Mamun al-Hudaibi was the general leader of the Muslim Brotherhood from 2002 until his death in 2004.

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