The Adhaalath Party is a political party in the Maldives. The Adhaalath Party was registered as a political party in August 2005, when political parties were allowed to operate for the first time following widespread protests for democracy. The party is believed to have taken their ideals from the Ikhwaanul Muslimeen or Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt. In some local media news agencies in Maldives, the party is described as "an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood movement of Egypt.

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  • The Adhaalath Party is a political party in the Maldives. The Adhaalath Party was registered as a political party in August 2005, when political parties were allowed to operate for the first time following widespread protests for democracy. The party is believed to have taken their ideals from the Ikhwaanul Muslimeen or Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt. In some local media news agencies in Maldives, the party is described as "an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood movement of Egypt. " The party's first president is Sheikh Hussain Rasheed Ahmed. After the party-backed candidate lost in the first multi-party presidential elections in 2008, the party joined a coalition of opposition parties in the runoff elections that ousted the former president Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom from power. The Adhaalath party members dominate a newly introduced Ministry of Islamic Affairs, headed by prominent party leader Abdul Majeed Abdul Bari. The party failed to win any seats in the subsequent parliamentary elections. However, one party member, Abdul Muttalib, won a seat running as an independent candidate. On 3 June 2011, the party held its second internal election to elect a president and vice president. Sheikh Imran Abdulla was elected as party president and Dr Mauroof Hussein was elected to serve as its vice president. Sheikh Imran was the only candidate that contested for the position of president and Dr Mauroof was the only person contested for the position of vice president.
  • The Adhaalath Party is a political party in the Maldives. The Adhaalath Party was registered as a political party in August 2005, when political parties were allowed to operate for the first time following widespread protests for democracy. The party is believed to have taken their ideals from the Ikhwaanul Muslimeen or Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt. In some local media news agencies in Maldives, the party is described as "an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood movement of Egypt. " The party's first president is Sheikh Hussain Rasheed Ahmed. After the party-backed candidate lost in the first multi-party presidential elections in 2008, the party joined a coalition of opposition parties with MDPMaldivian Democratic Party in the runoff elections that ousted the former president Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom from power. The Adhaalath party members dominate a newly introduced Ministry of Islamic Affairs, headed by prominent party leader Abdul Majeed Abdul Bari. The party failed to win any seats in the subsequent parliamentary elections. However, one party member, Abdul Muttalib, won a seat running as an independent candidate. On 3 June 2011, the party held its second internal election to elect a president and vice president. Sheikh Imran Abdulla was elected as party president and Dr Mauroof Hussein was elected to serve as its vice president. Sheikh Imran was the only candidate that contested for the position of president and Dr Mauroof was the only person contested for the position of vice president.
  • The Adhaalath Party is a political party in the Maldives. The Adhaalath Party was registered as a political party in August 2005, when political parties were allowed to operate for the first time following widespread protests for democracy. The party is believed to have taken their ideals from the Ikhwaanul Muslimeen or Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt. In some local media news agencies in Maldives, the party is described as "an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood movement of Egypt. " The party's first president was Sheikh Hussain Rasheed Ahmed. After the party-backed candidate lost in the first multi-party presidential elections in 2008, the party joined a coalition of opposition parties with MDPMaldivian Democratic Party in the runoff elections that ousted the former president Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom from power. The Adhaalath party members dominate a newly introduced Ministry of Islamic Affairs, headed by prominent party leader Sh. Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed. The party failed to win any seats in the subsequent parliamentary elections. However, one party member, Abdul Muttalib, won a seat running as an independent candidate. On 3 June 2011, the party held its second internal election to elect a president and vice president. Sheikh Imran Abdulla was elected as party president and Dr Mauroof Hussein was elected to serve as its vice president. Sheikh Imran was the only candidate that contested for the position of president and Dr Mauroof was the only person contested for the position of vice president.
  • The Adhaalath Party is a political party in the Maldives renown for religious extremism. The Adhaalath Party was registered as a political party in August 2005, when political parties were allowed to operate for the first time following widespread protests for democracy. The party is believed to have taken their ideals from the Ikhwaanul Muslimeen or Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt. In some local media news agencies in Maldives, the party is described as "an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood movement of Egypt. " The party's first president was Sheikh Hussain Rasheed Ahmed. After the party-backed candidate lost in the first multi-party presidential elections in 2008, the party joined a coalition of opposition parties with MDPMaldivian Democratic Party in the runoff elections that ousted the former president Maumoon Abdul Gayyoom from power. The Adhaalath party members dominate a newly introduced Ministry of Islamic Affairs, headed by prominent party leader Sh. Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed. The party failed to win any seats in the subsequent parliamentary elections. However, one party member, Abdul Muttalib, won a seat running as an independent candidate. On 3 June 2011, the party held its second internal election to elect a president and vice president. Sheikh Imran Abdulla was elected as party president and Dr Mauroof Hussein was elected to serve as its vice president. Sheikh Imran was the only candidate that contested for the position of president and Dr Mauroof was the only person contested for the position of vice president.
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  • The Adhaalath Party is a political party in the Maldives. The Adhaalath Party was registered as a political party in August 2005, when political parties were allowed to operate for the first time following widespread protests for democracy. The party is believed to have taken their ideals from the Ikhwaanul Muslimeen or Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt. In some local media news agencies in Maldives, the party is described as "an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood movement of Egypt.
  • The Adhaalath Party is a political party in the Maldives renown for religious extremism. The Adhaalath Party was registered as a political party in August 2005, when political parties were allowed to operate for the first time following widespread protests for democracy. The party is believed to have taken their ideals from the Ikhwaanul Muslimeen or Muslim Brotherhood of Egypt.
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