CLEAN: Millions tune in to Islamist soap opera in Egypt

Al Jamma, an Egyptian soap opera, has sparked controversy for its portrayal of the Muslim Brotherhood. The show, aired during Ramadan, claims to depict the Brotherhood's history based on their own writings. However, the Brotherhood disputes this portrayal, accusing the show of undermining their image ahead of elections. The creators defend their work, while the Brotherhood seeks legal action. The series has drawn significant viewership, but opinions are divided, especially among young Egyptians who are curious about the Brotherhood's true nature. As elections approach, the show's impact on public perception remains a topic of debate.

What is the main focus of the soap opera Al Jamma?

How does the Muslim Brotherhood perceive the portrayal of their organization in the soap opera?

In what ways do the creators of the soap opera defend their portrayal of the Muslim Brotherhood?

What are the concerns raised about the soap opera in relation to the upcoming elections?

What impact does the soap opera have on young people's understanding of the Muslim Brotherhood?