Great article about the role of women in the Muslim Brotherhood. They are on the earth to raise and train jihadi soldiers. The system is similar to Nazism and his Hitler Youth program. Indoctrination of the family as a whole that they must first work for the cause from cradle to grave. Aryan Supremacy for the Nazi and the global Caliphate for the brotherhood.
This is the same goal as Jewish Supremacy dictated in the Babylonian Talmud. But instead of warriors who will give the unbelievers (including Jews) the choice to submit or die the Jewish Talmudists kids are trained on how to manipulate the minds of the goyim (including Muslims) into slavery.
But I believe these two forces have made an alliance. Israel and Saudi Arabia are partners.
Andrew Bostom: Saleha Abedin and The Muslim Sisterhood
The Brotherhood considers women a fundamental part of the Islamic call. They are the ones who are most active because men have to work. They are the ones who build the kind of men that we need to fill the ranks of the Islamic call. So women must be well educated, cultured, knowing the precepts of the Koran and Sunna, knowing world politics, why we are backward, why we don’t have technology. The Muslim woman must study all these things, and then raise her son in the conviction that he must possess the scientific tools of the age, and at the same time he must understand Islam, politics, geography, and current events … Islam does not forbid women to actively participate in public life … as long as that does not interfere with her first duty as a mother, the one who first trains her children in the Islamic call. So her first, holy, and most important mission is to be a mother and wife. She cannot ignore this priority. If she than finds she has free time, she may participate in public activities … Marriage is a sure Sunna … a mission and a trust in Islam…It is to preserve the human race, establish the family, build the man and the woman, to build the ruler, to bring about righteous government.
https:// counterjihadreport.com/2012/07/23/andrew-bostom-saleha-abedin-and-the-muslim-sisterhood/