The book "Encyclopedia of Violence in Armed Islamic Movements... 50 Years of Blood," by Mukhtar Nouh, attempted to shed light on an important part of Egypt''s history, as it addresses the armed Islamic movements that took violence as a means of change and began releasing political detainees belonging to What was called the Islamic movement, during the era of the late President Mohamed Anwar Sadat; Ending with the kidnapping of Egyptian soldiers in Sinai 2013.In the introduction to the book, Noah answers a question that may be on the mind of the average reader and researcher: "Why this encyclopedia now?" He says: "Because the Egyptian regime has turned into a kind of reckoning with the Muslim Brotherhood, as one of the Islamic movements, as a group that poses a political danger."The author points out that the Islamic movements appeared as one movement before the release initiated by Sadat, explaining that when the members of the group entered the prisons, they were one movement, and when the moment of their release came, from them came out and about them: "The Qutbists, atonement and immigration, the Salafist doctrine, reporting and preaching." ».
