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There are two major reasons.
Secularism: Sadat had a secular government which did not intend to implement Islamic Law as a base policy. Islamists wanted Egypt to become a place similar to Iran in 1979, not to become increasingly Western-aligned.
Peace with Israel: Sadat's biggest crime, in the view of Islamists, was making peace with Israel as opposed to continuing in an endless struggle with the "Zionist Entity". He was assassinated in October of 1981 specifically for ending the war between Egypt and Israel.
What else can I help you with?
What changes in government policies did the islamists seek?
Islamists wanted a reformation in the way there country was run. While some wanted western modernization, some opposed it and wished for the government and culture to remain traditional.
Does amendment 1 establishes the people's right to vote or criticize the government?
Criticize
How can you use the word criticise in a sentence?
It is not practical to criticize the government based on the different opinions of the country.Note: It can be criticize or critise
Are people in the US allowed to criticize the government?
Yes.
Should the government have the right to silence peolple who criticize it?
No
Americans who just criticize their government are not guilty at this crime?
Treason
What did muckracker Lincoln steffens criticize?
GOvernment corruption in cities
What is the difference between an Islamist and a Muslim?
An Islamist is a person who believes in implementing Islamic principles in government and society, often through political means. A Muslim is a follower of the religion of Islam. While all Islamists are Muslims, not all Muslims are Islamists.
What legal basis did they use to criticize their treatment by the British government?
the paas
What made it a crime to criticize the federal government?
The alien and Sedation acts :)
A person has the right to criticize the federal government, according to the _____________.?
1st Amendment
Did the Tyranny Act make it illegal to criticize the government?
No that was the Sedition ActThe sedition acts made it illegal to publish anything negative about government and government officials. They still had freedom of speech. The act was repealed in 1801 anyway. So, we have never had a law to where it was illegal to criticize the government.
