Jassim Sultan's insightful book delves into the profound crises afflicting contemporary Islamic organizations, offering a critical examination of their ideological, structural, and operational shortcomings. Focusing specifically on the Muslim Brotherhood, the author dissects the group's historical trajectory, internal dynamics, and its struggle to adapt to modern political realities. Sultan explores the roots of their decline, examining factors such as rigid interpretations, internal divisions, and external pressures. This analysis provides a nuanced understanding of the challenges faced by such movements in the broader context of Islamic political thought and action.