Islamists in Egypt
Since the uprising that ousted Hosni Mubarak, Islamists and liberals have quarreled over the country’s religious tenor.
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Sept. 2011
Mohammad Tolba, 32, seen here leading a prayer, founded Salafyo Costa shortly after the revolution. The movement, named after a popular, upscale coffeehouse chain, seeks to improve the image of Salafists, conservative Muslims who were demonized by the former regime.
Ernesto Londono / WASHINGTON POST
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