3 Incarcerated and tortured: The trauma of the Nasser years (1952 – 1970)

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgments V
3. Notes on transliteration VII
4. Contents IX
5. Muslim Brotherhood journals under Sadat and Mubarak: An introduction 1
6. 1 Sixty years of Muslim Brotherhood press (1928 – 1987) 13
7. 2 The rise of the Brotherhood and the legacy of Hasan al-Banna (1928 – 1954) 50
8. 3 Incarcerated and tortured: The trauma of the Nasser years (1952 – 1970) 85
9. 4 Between coexistence and confrontation: The return under Sadat (1970 – 1981) 115
10. 5 Mubarak and the search for political representation (1981 – 1988) 155
11. 6 Editorial Features of al-Da‘wa 183
12. 7 Writing the journal: The Authors of al-Da‘wa 202
13. 8 Al-Da‘wa and Matters of National Policy 233
14. 9 Religion and Form of Government 292
15. 10 Women and youth: Contributors to a successful Islamic order 338
16. 11 The Enemies of al-Da‘wa 388
17. 12 The Muslim Brotherhood returns with a new journal: Liwa’ al-Islam 448
18. Epilogue 479
19. Bibliography 483
20. List of figures 500
21. Index 502