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Heyworth-Dunne, J. Religious and political trends in modern Egypt, 1950.

Shaikh, N. M. Hasan al Banna, shaheed, 1981: t.p. (Hasan al Banna, shaheed) p. 1, etc. (Hasan Al Banna; Imam Hasan Al Banna, shaheed; Imam Hasan Al Banna)

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Dictionary of African Biography, accessed June 25, 2015, via Oxford African American Studies Center database: (Banna, Hasan al-; muslim scholar, religious martyr; born October 1906 in Mahmudiyya, Egypt; in middle school formed a Society for Moral Behavior; joined the Young Men's Muslim Association (YMMA), a response to the YMCA, in Cairo; participated in demonstrations against British rule (during the 1919 “revolution”); entered Dar al-Ulum, the teacher training college in Cairo (1924); with six others founded the Society of Muslim Brothers (1928); gained a transfer to a Cairo school (1932); within a year the Muslim Brothers held its first annual conference; the Muslim Brothers constituted a mass movement large enough to challenge established political parties (by the early 1940s); police agents gunned down Hasan al-Banna on the steps of the YMMA in downtown Cairo (1949); died 12 February 1949 in Cairo, Egypt)