A framework for recognizing the discourse of the Islamic Revolution, the discourse of the Muslim Brotherhood and the discourse of Sufism in Africa

Before the ideas of the Islamic Revolution and the Muslim Brotherhood entered the countries of North Africa, the Sufi current had deep roots in these countries. This historical aspect has been effective in accepting the discourse of the Islamic Revolution, so that after the arrival of the Islamic Revolution, this thought has had many effects in the security, intellectual and social fields in this region. Among these, the study of the reactions of North African intellectuals and elites and the reaction of the rulers to the Islamic Revolution has been different. Therefore, in this study, the reactions of the North African elites and rulers to the discourse of the Islamic Revolution have been evaluated. Finally, similar elements in North African culture with the discourse of the Islamic Revolution are emphasized..