Raghad Al-Takriti...the Brotherhood's corrupt weapon in Britain...the ideal model for spreading terrorism

 The terrorist Brotherhood is spreading in the Old Continent in a very organized manner, as the group is building its bases within Western societies. Perhaps the most prominent name that has surfaced recently is Raghad Al-Tikriti, a worthy descendant of the Brotherhood family, as she spreads terrorist ideas in Britain with clear freedom.

The Brotherhood in Britain found what they wanted to be a model for penetrating European societies, and Britain had accepted them since their origins in Egypt and their flight there in the 1950s. Regardless of Britain's motives for accepting the Brotherhood - whether to be convinced of the group as it is claimed or to employ them politically, they found ample scope for their presence, spread and influence in British society from which they could spread to all of Europe and strengthen their power in Arab society, and Raghad Al-Takriti had a pivotal role in that.

Through the Islamic League in Britain, an organization founded by Kamal Al-Halabawi in 1997 and headed by Raghad Al-Takriti, of Iraqi origins, Raghad’s activity in the Islamic League began since its founding. She is also a member of the European Forum for Muslim Women, in spreading the Brotherhood’s ideas.

Raghad Al-Tikriti, originally the daughter of one of the figures of the Brotherhood movement in Iraq, Osama Al-Tikriti, and the sister of the prominent leader and founder of the Cordoba Center, Anas, holds the position of President of the Shura Council of the Islamic League in Britain, in a precedent that is the first of its kind, as the position has always been monopolized by men. Before that, she was the chair of the association’s board of directors since 2020, as the first woman to lead the organization since its founding in 1997, in a kind of emotional manipulation of the group within Britain.

In Britain, I found that the Brotherhood owns 60 organizations within it, including charitable organizations, intellectual institutions, television channels, and their headquarters. Among the most prominent of these organizations is the Islamic League in Britain, which was founded by Kamal Al-Halabawi in 1997, and headed by Raghad Al-Takriti, of Iraqi origins. The list includes The largest Muslim organization in the United Kingdom, the Muslim Council of Britain, has undisclosed links to the Brotherhood.

Perhaps Raghad Al-Tikriti’s appearance at Al-Qaradawi’s memorial service was the best evidence of the terrorism practiced by the Muslim Brotherhood in London. In October 2022, Raghad appeared at Yusuf Al-Qaradawi’s funeral council in East London in English and in West London in Arabic, where she directly organized the council to cultivate terrorist ideas. In the minds of young Arabs.

There are 11 branches of the Islamic League in Britain: in London, Birmingham, Wales, Scotland, East Midlands, South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, Manchester, Liverpool and Tyneside.