No one raised a controversy about him, just like Hassan al-Banna, the founder of the Muslim Brotherhood. A group, movement or party in Egypt, the Arab world, and even the outside world has not stirred up a debate like the one that the Brotherhood has raised for more than 80 years and still provokes. In spite of what the group is now doing after its arrival in power in Egypt by promoting itself and its ideas, and beautifying its image through the print, audio and visual media, which it has in possession. However, Mahmoud Khalil, a researcher in history, follows the history of Banna and the history of the group - - Through many studies, over the years and years long ago, to reveal in his study on the other face of the sons and his group, under the title of "Banna and the Brotherhood black history Mskot him."This black history may be known to some, but many are ignorant of it, and the Brotherhood tries to blur it and attack anyone who opens the memory of history to emerge from their black history. This is a history that has been taken away by the Muslim Brotherhood's terror, trying to obliterate their 80-year history . We re-read this silent history so that everyone - especially young people who did not know the history of the Muslim Brotherhood, who did not know their blood-stained history, or who were fooled by the bright religious slogans of the Brotherhood and the Brotherhood.Was the Brotherhood's arrival to rule Egypt at random?Was their arrival to the People's Assembly and Shura Council at random?Were the events of 25 January 2011 random events?Was the January 2011 revolution a Brotherhood-made one, or were spontaneous events by the people?Is the Muslim Brotherhood handing over Egypt as a prize to the Americans and the Zionists, in return for what they gave the Brotherhood from support, training and funding to get rid of Mubarak's rule?Is the Muslim Brotherhood Masonic organization?There are many questions in the mind of every Egyptian, but every Arab who fears for the fate of his country and the future of his children, especially that the Brotherhood did not delay in showing their intentions and their desire to accuse Egypt and digesting all institutions that could prevent them from reaching this goal, including the media and the judiciary. , As a first stage, followed by a jump on governance in the rest of the Arab countries. To answer these questions, we must return to memory and history to previous decades, let alone the second decade of the twentieth century, so that we can answer these and other questions ...We also recount the beginnings of the collapse of the Muslim Brotherhood, from within it first and then with the advent of the June 30 revolution