Focusing on the nuanced experiences of individuals leaving the Muslim Brotherhood, the book explores the interplay of psychological, organizational, and political factors during the Arab Spring. Through interviews conducted across Egypt, Turkey, Qatar, and the UK, it presents detailed narratives of those who exit, highlighting their transitions back to private life or new forms of political activism. By systematically identifying the peaceful leavers, the author sheds light on a previously under-explored aspect of the Brotherhood's dynamics, enriching the academic discourse on this topic.
