The success of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and the head of the Wahhabi order, Ibn Sa'ud, in Arabia are evidence of _______________.

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The success of the Muslim Brotherhood and Ibn Sa'ud are evidence of Islamic awareness and a stronger emphasis on Islamic principles and values in these regions. They do not necessarily reflect a desire for regional unity or a segregated society, and while the Muslim Brotherhood may have promoted Pan-Arabism at times, this is not the main factor behind their success.

The Success of the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt and the Head