"The Carnation and the Thorn" – Yahya Sinwar (story, part 34)

If Abdulhafiz (Hasan's neighbor and brother-in-law) had been present at such a debate, the debate would have escalated even more. He would have attacked the religious people. He would have attacked not only the religious people, but also the religion itself. He would have accused the Brotherhood members of being paid by Saudi Arabia. As for Hassan, he would have accused him of being atheism. He would have been furious, saying that he did not believe in Allah. He would have called them the sycophants of the Soviet Union, which was one of the first to recognize Israel in 1942.

I liked what my brother Hasan said more. The words he said reached the depths of my heart. But on some points I did not see his clear position. The clear position of the Islamists on the path to the liberation of the homeland remained unknown. It was unknown what their position was in the efforts of the fighters fighting against the invaders for the liberation of the homeland. If asked about this, he would be unable to answer.

It seems that my brother Hasan asked Sheikh Ahmad about this issue. Sheikh Ahmad said that he would talk about it in the next lesson.

To be continued...