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المعرفة امتيازًا للأقلية وأبوابها موصد أمام الأغلبية

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ثمة في ثنايا تجربة الإسلام السياسي وخطابه مفارقة لا تخطئها عين المتأمل، ولا تسترها بلاغة الشعارات أو صخب المنابر، مفارقة تكشف الهوة بين ما يقال للجمهور وما يختار لأبناء القيادات. فما إن يتجه السؤال إلى أبناء الصفوة حتى تنكشف صورة أخرى، مدارس أجنبية، ولغات عالمية، ومناهج حديثة، ومسارات تهيئهم منذ بواكير العمر لولوج جامعات أوروبا …

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