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Murad Adaileh

مراد العضايلة
Party leader In opposition Unverified

Secretary General of Jordan's Islamic Action Front (the political wing of the Muslim Brotherhood). Led the IAF to its largest parliamentary delegation in two decades after the 2024 elections.

Country
Jordan
Party
Islamic Action Front
Role
Party leader

Inherited position

Until Murad Adaileh is scored from their own documents, this page shows their party's compass position. Where individuals visibly diverge from the party line, the gap is noted in the description above; quantifying it is what per-individual document scoring will add.

In Jordan (via Islamic Action Front)
-10 -10 -5 -5 5 5 10 10 Libertarian · Statist Libertarian · Market Authority · Statist Authority · Market 1 parties 1 parties 2 parties ← Statist Market → Libertarian ↑ ↓ Authority Social ↕ Economic ↔ Reform Party (JO) · Economic +2.5, Social -2.0 JO Reform Party Islamic Action Front (JO) · Economic -1.0, Social -8.0 JO Islamic Action Front Jordanian Communist Party (JO) · Economic -9.0, Social +5.5 JO Jordanian Communist Party National Charter Party (JO) · in government · Economic +3.5, Social -3.0 JO National Charter Party
Islamic Action Front's spider profile
Economic → Market Social → Libertarian State & religion → Secular state Liberal democracy → Strong commitment West alignment → Pro-Western Regional stance → Stability/normalization Palestinian question → Pro-Palestinian rights Civil liberties → Expand Regime stance → pro-regime Pan-Arab vs particularist → pan-Arab Centralism vs federalism → federalist Traditionalism vs modernization → modernizing Gender equality → Gender equality Iran posture → Pro-Iran / aligned Press freedom → Free press
Islamic Action Front

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Politicians who share this party affiliation. Active in-government figures appear first; historical figures (dimmed) at the end. All affiliated →

Source documents

Texts tied to this politician — speeches, interviews, op-eds. The scoring pipeline reads these when scoring positions against documents. All documents →

How to cite

Each record carries a retrieval date because the dataset is live — individual entries update as verification deepens. Use the per-record citation when referencing this specific profile; use the dataset citation below when referencing the project as a whole.

In-text: (Gara, 2026)

Per-record citation

APA 7Reference list · academic default 
Gara, T. (2026). Murad Adaileh [Politician profile]. Tayyar: A MENA political-position dataset. Retrieved August 6, 2026, from https://tarekgara.com/tayyar/pol/murad-adaileh
Chicago author-dateCommon in political-science journals 
Gara, Tarek. 2026. "Murad Adaileh." Politician profile, Tayyar: A MENA political-position dataset. Accessed August 6, 2026. https://tarekgara.com/tayyar/pol/murad-adaileh.
BibTeXFor LaTeX / Zotero / reference managers 
@misc{tayyar-murad-adaileh,
  title     = {{Murad Adaileh}},
  author    = {Gara, Tarek},
  year      = {2026},
  publisher = {Tayyar: A MENA political-position dataset},
  type      = {Politician profile},
  url       = {https://tarekgara.com/tayyar/pol/murad-adaileh},
  urldate   = {2026-08-06},
  note      = {First-pass entry; second-pass external review planned before publication.}
}

Dataset / working-paper citation

If you're citing Tayyar as a project rather than this individual record.

APA 7Preprint 
Gara, T. (2026). Tayyar: A MENA political-position dataset [Preprint]. Retrieved August 6, 2026, from https://tarekgara.com/tayyar/paper
BibTeXPreprint 
@unpublished{tayyar-preprint,
  title  = {{Tayyar: A MENA political-position dataset}},
  author = {Gara, Tarek},
  year   = {2026},
  type   = {Preprint},
  url    = {https://tarekgara.com/tayyar/paper},
  urldate = {2026-08-06},
  note   = {Living document, regenerated from the live dataset on page load.}
}

First-pass entry; second-pass external review planned before publication.