Because as a 15-year-old, 16, 17-year-old, what -- the members, the strong members of the Muslim Brotherhood who educated me, what they taught me was for us to strive toward a society governed by Sharia law or Islamic law, and it wasn't only for us living in Kenya. They intended it for everyone all over the world.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali expressed concerns about the Muslim Brotherhood's intentions regarding Sharia law.
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