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The Muslim Brotherhood (Ikhwan-i Muslimin) was founded in Egypt in 1928 by Hasan al-Banna. Shortly after its establishment, it found many supporters both inside and outside the country. Therefore, it became a movement that made its influence felt in Egypt, where it was founded, and in different parts of the world, especially in Lebanon, Palestine and Syria. This study aims to investigate the effects of such an active movement in Eastern Africa and determine the relationship of al-Islah in Somalia with this movement. For this purpose, organization analysis is carried out through the Muslim Brotherhood and al-Islah in accordance with the qualitative research pattern. As a result of the research, it was seen that the effect of the Muslim Brotherhood organization was also felt in Eastern Africa. In addition, it has been determined that the Islamic movement known as al-Islah in Somalia has a close relationship with the Egyptian Brotherhood while differing from other movements in the country. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Dâvûd-i Kayserî was born in Kayseri as a member of a family originally from the city of Sâve, close to Tehran, he saw his first education in Anatolia and then went to Egypt. Returning to Anatolia after the Egyptian voyage, Kayserî has spent more than ten years of his life in the famous Rab'-i-Rashîdî district (campus) of Tabrîz. Despite his advanced age, he is both a student and a teacher here. He takes Fusus and Ta'vîlât lessons from Abd al-Razzaq al-Kāshânî, who is one of the important scholars of the period. He wrote the sharh of Fusus, which was very popular among Sufi circles, and a few of his works in the hankāh in this campus. The founder of Hankāh, İlhanlı vizier Rashîdiddîn Fazlullah and the son of Rashîduddîn, Gıyâsaddîn Muhammad paid great attention to the people of science, in this context, they gave great importance to both Kaysari and Kāshânî and prepared a good environment for them for their scientific activities. Thus, both scholars wrote many of their works by dedicating to him. In this study, after giving some information about the life of Kaysari, we will try to examine the relationship between the mentioned people. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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