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The Urgent Need for the United States to Outlaw the Muslim Brotherhood

  • Writer: Rafael Haar
    Rafael Haar
  • Jun 29
  • 4 min read

Updated: Jul 11

The Muslim Brotherhood has operated since 1928 with a strategic goal that threatens global security: With the re-establishment of an Islamic empire, historically known as a Caliphate. This organization is not just a foreign concern; it has deeply embedded itself within the United States' religious, cultural, educational, and political spheres. Its influence extends through numerous non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and runs numerous profitable businesses, educational Islamic Centers and Mosques. More alarmingly, the Muslim Brotherhood supports activities that contradict American values and laws, including backing terrorist organizations, endorsing harmful practices like female genital mutilation and child marriages, and pushing for the implementation of Islamic Sharia law, which contradicts the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights.


Many Muslim-majority countries such as Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Jordan, and Syria have already outlawed the Muslim Brotherhood due to its subversive and dangerous nature. The United States must follow their example and take decisive action to outlaw this multifaceted global theocratic movement before its influence grows beyond control.



Eye-level view of a government building with American flags in front

The crossed swords flag of the Muslim Brotherhood with its founder Hassan al-Banna


The Muslim Brotherhood’s Strategic Goal and Global Influence


The Muslim Brotherhood’s ultimate aim is the re-establishment of a Caliphate, an Islamic empire that seeks to impose strict Islamic sharia law across the World. This goal is not hidden; it is clearly stated in their founding documents and public statements. The organization’s strategy involves infiltrating societies by establishing front groups, NGOs, and businesses that appear legitimate but serve to advance their sinister fascistic agenda.


Countries that have experienced the Brotherhood’s influence firsthand have witnessed the destabilizing effects of their political and violent activities. For example:


  • Egypt banned the Muslim Brotherhood after years of political turmoil and violence linked to the group.

  • Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have designated the Brotherhood as a terrorist organization due to its support for extremist groups.

  • Jordan and Bahrain have taken similar steps to curb the Brotherhood’s influence within their borders.


These nations understand the Brotherhood’s capacity to undermine governments and promote extremist ideologies. The United States, with its open society and democratic institutions, is extremely vulnerable to similar infiltration.


Deep Embedding in U.S. Society and Politics


The Muslim Brotherhood has established a significant presence in the United States through various channels:


  • Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs): Many NGOs linked to the Brotherhood operate under the guise of promoting civil rights, humanitarian aid, or cultural exchange. These organizations often receive funding and support from Muslim Brotherhood promotimng states such as Qatar and Turkey. While pushing agendas aligned with the Brotherhood’s strategic goals.

  • Educational Institutions: Many schools and universities have been influenced by Brotherhood-affiliated groups, promoting ideologies that conflict with American values.

  • Political Lobbying: The Brotherhood actively lobbies Congress and the Senate to support policies favorable to Islamic legal demands. Their efforts include advocating for the incorporation of many aspects of Sharia law, which contradicts the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights.


This infiltration is not limited to isolated incidents but represents a coordinated effort to influence American society and governance from within.


The Brotherhood’s Support for Harmful Practices


Beyond political influence, the Muslim Brotherhood supports practices that violate human rights and American laws:


  • Female Genital Mutilation (FGM): This harmful practice is favored by many Brotherhood-affiliated groups, despite being illegal and condemned worldwide.

  • Child Marriages: The Brotherhood has been linked to promoting child marriages, which violate U.S. laws and international human rights standards.

  • Deeply rooted Support for Terrorism: The organization has ties to terrorist groups and has been involved in funding and supporting extremist violence and other activities globally.

  • Death penalty for apostasy. Can't convert out of Islam. Their is no free speech in Sharia law..


These actions demonstrate the Brotherhood’s disregard for human rights and the rule of law, making their presence in the United States a very serious threat.


Lessons from Other Nations


Countries like Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE have firsthand experience with the Muslim Brotherhood’s subversive nature. Their decision to outlaw the organization stems from years of witnessing its attempts to destabilize governments and promote extremist Islamic ideologies.


The United States should learn from these examples and recognize the danger posed by allowing the Brotherhood to operate freely. Outlawing the Muslim Brotherhood would:


  • Prevent the spread of fascistic, extremist ideologies within American society.

  • Protect vulnerable communities from harmful practices.

  • Uphold the principles of the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights.

  • Strengthen national security by cutting off support for terrorist activities.


The Path Forward for the United States


Outlawing the Muslim Brotherhood requires a clear legislative and enforcement strategy:


  • Legislation: Congress must pass laws that explicitly ban the Muslim Brotherhood and its affiliated organizations from operating in the United States.

  • Law Enforcement: Federal agencies should increase surveillance and investigation of Brotherhood-linked groups to disrupt their activities.

  • Public Awareness: Educating the public about the Brotherhood’s true nature and goals can reduce their influence and recruitment efforts.

  • International Cooperation: The U.S. should collaborate with countries that have banned the Brotherhood to share intelligence and strategies.


Taking these steps will protect American values and security from a global movement that seeks to undermine them.



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