Examples of using Qutb in English and their translations into Czech
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Qutb was repulsed.
This is the only known film of Qutb as he awaits sentence.
But Qutb was not alone.
He hoped that it would one day become the vanguard that Qutb had hoped for.
But Qutb saw something else.
The verdict was a foregone conclusion and on August 29,1966, Qutb was executed.
What Qutb saw was jahiliyyah, huh?
He was taken to cells behind the Police National Museum where,like Sayyed Qutb, he was tortured.
In 1950, Sayyed Qutb traveled back to Egypt from America.
The group that he had started as a schoolboy which he had modeled on the ideas of Sayyed Qutb, had grown.
Sayyed Qutb thought of himself as a superior sort of person.
At the end of 1980, Ayman Zawahiri with a number of other followers of Qutb who had formed cells came together.
Sayyid Qutb… who went from Cairo to Colorado State College in 1948.
The very things that,on the surface made the country look prosperous and happy Qutb saw as signs of an inner corruption and decay.
But Qutb was destined to become much more than a school inspector.
Faced with this, Nasser decided to crush Qutb andhis ideas and in 1966 Qutb was put on trial for treason.
Qutb survived, but the torture had a powerful radicalizing effect on his ideas.
Faced with this the Muslim Brotherhood began to organize against Nasser and in 1954 Qutb and other leading members of the Brotherhood were arrested by the security services.
And then, Qutb says that"chests met chests, arms circled waists and the hall was full of lust and love.
In a series of books he wrote secretly in prison which were then smuggled out Qutb called upon a revolutionary vanguard to rise up and overthrow the leaders who had allowed jahilliyah to infect their country.
Qutb began to have an apocalyptic vision of a disease that was spreading from the West throughout the world.
Out of his experiences of America that summer Qutb was going to develop a powerful set of ideas that would directly inspire those who flew the planes on the attack of September the 11th.
Qutb had been sent to the U.S. to study its educational system and he enrolled in the local state college.
Such creatures, Qutb believed could corrode the very bonds that held society together.
But Qutb realized that American culture was already spreading to Egypt trapping the masses in its seductive dream.
As last week's program showed Qutb believed that the liberal ideas of Western societies corrupted the minds of Muslims because they unleashed the most selfish aspects of human nature.
What Qutb believed he was seeing was a hidden and dangerous reality underneath the surface of ordinary American life.
This, for Qutb, was indicative of the selfish and materialistic aspect of American life.
At one point Qutb was covered with animal fat and locked in a cell with dogs trained to attack humans.
Qutb believed that this culture infected the minds of Muslims turning them into selfish creatures who threatened to destroy the shared values that held society together.