Sayyid Qutb is another key thinker in Muslim Brotherhood. Similar to Hassan al-Banna, Qutb strongly believes that Islam alone has had the capacity to solve all the problems in the world and leads humanity into bright future under its rules and principles because Islam, according to Qutb, is “a practical way of life and its solutions are based on the foundation of the wholesome nature of man” (155). He also thinks that the struggle for achieving the dominance of Islam “is not a temporary phase but an eternal state - an eternal state, as truth and falsehood cannot co-exist on this earth” (75). However, as Peter Mandaville emphasizes, “in contrast with Banna, Qutb was primarily an intellectual and theorist” (101). Even though the latter uses the
