Sudanese Islamist movement

Target entity: Sudanese Islamist movement
Context triple: [Hassan al-Turabi, influenced, Sudanese Islamist movement]

• A. Islamist groups
  Islamist groups are political and religious organizations that seek to shape government and society according to their interpretations of Islamic principles and law.
• B. Egyptian Islamic Jihad
  Egyptian Islamic Jihad was a militant Islamist organization from Egypt known for its violent campaign to overthrow the Egyptian government and its later merger into al-Qaeda’s global jihadist network.
• C. Islamic Jihad Organization
  The Islamic Jihad Organization was a clandestine Shiite militant group active in Lebanon during the 1980s, widely believed to have been linked to Hezbollah and responsible for several high-profile attacks against Western targets.
• D. Sudanese independence movement
  The Sudanese independence movement was a mid-20th-century nationalist struggle that united diverse Sudanese groups to end joint British-Egyptian rule and establish Sudan as a sovereign state.
• E. Muslim Brotherhood
  The Muslim Brotherhood is a transnational Sunni Islamist organization founded in Egypt in 1928, known for its influential role in Middle Eastern politics and advocacy of governance based on Islamic principles.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Sudanese Islamist movement
Target entity description: The Sudanese Islamist movement is a political and religious current in Sudan that seeks to organize society and the state according to Islamic principles, playing a major role in the country’s modern political history.

• A. Islamist groups
  Islamist groups are political and religious organizations that seek to shape government and society according to their interpretations of Islamic principles and law.
• B. Egyptian Islamic Jihad
  Egyptian Islamic Jihad was a militant Islamist organization from Egypt known for its violent campaign to overthrow the Egyptian government and its later merger into al-Qaeda’s global jihadist network.
• C. Islamic Jihad Organization
  The Islamic Jihad Organization was a clandestine Shiite militant group active in Lebanon during the 1980s, widely believed to have been linked to Hezbollah and responsible for several high-profile attacks against Western targets.
• D. Sudanese independence movement
  The Sudanese independence movement was a mid-20th-century nationalist struggle that united diverse Sudanese groups to end joint British-Egyptian rule and establish Sudan as a sovereign state.
• E. Muslim Brotherhood
  The Muslim Brotherhood is a transnational Sunni Islamist organization founded in Egypt in 1928, known for its influential role in Middle Eastern politics and advocacy of governance based on Islamic principles.
• F. None of above. chosen