Cairo, EgyptAbout International Youth Authority
The Young Muslims Association was a group founded in 1927 in Egypt at the impetus of Muhibb al-Din al-Khatib that was a predecessor organization to the Muslim Brotherhood and included Hassan al-Banna in its founding members. After a few month, al-Banna left the group to found his own organization, the Muslim Brotherhood, but continued writing in the Young Muslims Association's Magazine. The early activities of the group during the late 1920s and 1930s are quasi-indistinguishable from those of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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