The Saudi Prince, who took reaction after he vowed to return the country to "moderate Islam," and who also declared battle against the Islamic values and societies after appointed as Crown Prince, ordered the school curriculum to be cleared of any influence of the Muslim Brotherhood, as well as dismiss employees who chose to sympathize with the group.

In a statement released on Tuesday, Ahmed bin Mohammed al-Issa said the government will "fight extremist ideologies by reviewing school curricula and books to ensure they are free of the banned Muslim Brotherhood's agenda".

It also seeks to "ban books attributed to the Muslim Brotherhood from all schools and universities and remove all those who sympathize with the group", he added. (ILKHA)