Sa’id Ramadan
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One of the Muslim Brotherhood’s first pioneers in Germany was Sa’id Ramadan.
Ramadan, an Egyptian who had led the Muslim Brotherhood’s irregulars in Palestine in 1948, moved to Geneva in 1958 and attended law school in Cologne.
In Germany, he founded what has become one of Germany’s three main Muslim organizations, the IGD, over which he presided from 1958 to 1968.
Ramadan also cofounded the Muslim World League, a well-funded organization that the Saudi establishment uses to spread its radical interpretation of Islam throughout the world.
The U.S. government closely monitors the activities of the Muslim World League, which it accuses of financing terrorism.
This relationship with the Saudi kingdom granted Ramadan funding, which he used to found the Islamic Center of Geneva, and to bankroll several financial and religious activities.
Hani Ramadan, Sa’id’s son, currently runs the Islamic Center. Among its other board members is Sa’id’s other son, Tariq Ramadan.
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