Ihsan al-Faqih … A Muslim Brotherhood serpent
Ihsan Mahmud al-Faqih failed in becoming a senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood. Nevertheless, the terrorist Islamist organization and its allies in Doha viewed her as a good asset.
They used her in attacking the member states of the Anti-Terrorism
Quartet, which severed their trade and diplomatic ties with Qatar in 2017 for
its sponsorship of terrorism and meddling in their internal affairs.
Al-Faqih was born on December 10, 1978 in Kufrabeel, a village of the
northern Jordanian city of Irbid. She entered school as a child in Saudi
Arabia. She travelled to the United Arab Emirates in 2007 and then to Qatar.
Al-Faqih was arrested and put in jail in Riyadh. She wore the Islamic
headgear (hijab) in 2015 and then started campaigning in the media for the
Muslim Brotherhood, political Islam and the Ottoman caliphate. She defends them
fiercely by her articles and on social media.
She wrote a number of articles on the Muslim Brotherhood news site Arabi
21 and the site of the London-based al-Hayat newspaper. However, she was banned
from writing in both sites. She is now active on Twitter and on her website,
writing day and night to smear the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia and
Egypt.
Al-Faqih was a staunch baker of the Islamic State group. She called on
Iraq's Sunnis to join the terrorist group several times.
