The Salafi Da’wah of Alexandria: Paths of Organizations and Outcomes of politics

This book seeks to assess the experience of the Salafi call, the circumstances of its formation and composition as a social movement, its network of interconnected relations, relevant phases of its development, and the instruments employed to spread and expand itself, which accounts to the great momentum it achieved since the onset of 2011 – a variety of tools which include the use of readings on the movement’s practical positions and its intellectual and juristic conceptions, and its use of  partisan-oriented actions. The book also discusses future possible outcomes of Salafi movement in Egypt and the extent to which the organization can continue to act as a political representative of Islamists, especially following the ban of the Muslim Brotherhood.