Sayed Qutob Sirat Al Tahawolat | Helmy Al Namnam

The author says: “In this book, I am preoccupied with the whole of Sayyid Qutb, his many transformations, and his ups and downs in his private life. Hasan al-Banna hated and loathed him, until he was called “Hassan al-Sabah,” the leader of the Assassins, and then came back to describe him as a genius, and he was fascinated by his duck.

Hussein and wants to become like him, then turns against him and accuses him of being a student of orientalists who hate Islam. In the 1940s, he appeared to be an extremist Shiite, until Sheikh Shakir violently reprimanded him for that, and the master of his Shiites softened him to adopt the ideas of the Kharijites, the killers of Ali bin Abi Talib.

This book monitors those transformations and revolutions in the life and mind of Sayyid Qutb from the site of research and study, rejecting the man’s myth and entering him into the world of absolute perfection and holiness, and also rejecting his demonization and considering him as a literary critic who was chosen by the American intelligence to prepare and equip him with a project of atonement and planting fundamentalists in our society and our country.