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- 3657ca752bc38091fda1baf88ea37a9790749defb72ec31667ae85722debaa07 date "2006".
- 3657ca752bc38091fda1baf88ea37a9790749defb72ec31667ae85722debaa07 first "Gilles".
- 3657ca752bc38091fda1baf88ea37a9790749defb72ec31667ae85722debaa07 isCitedBy Wahhabism.
- 3657ca752bc38091fda1baf88ea37a9790749defb72ec31667ae85722debaa07 last "Kepel".
- 3657ca752bc38091fda1baf88ea37a9790749defb72ec31667ae85722debaa07 pages "173–4".
- 3657ca752bc38091fda1baf88ea37a9790749defb72ec31667ae85722debaa07 publisher "Belknap Press".
- 3657ca752bc38091fda1baf88ea37a9790749defb72ec31667ae85722debaa07 quote "Within the kingdom itself, the Muslim Brothers obeyed the prohibition on proselytizing to Saudi subjects [but] ... contributed to discussion circles and frequented the salons held by princes ... Methodically but without fanfare, the Brothers took control of Saudi Arabia's intellectual life, publishing books that extended their influence among educators and generally making themselves politically useful while obeying the orders that kept them away from the pulpits.".
- 3657ca752bc38091fda1baf88ea37a9790749defb72ec31667ae85722debaa07 title "The War for Muslim Minds: Islam and the West".