How Would Egyptian Islamists Govern?

Issandr El-Amrani sees the fundamentalists as a diverse lot:

Egypt's Islamists will probably form the largest ideological bloc in parliament, but not necessarily the largest voting bloc. This is because some of them may prefer entering into a political alliance with centrist secular parties (as the Muslim Brotherhood and some others are already working towards) rather than forming a more controversial hard-right alliance. Moreover, as Egypt's political system is still strongly presidential, an Islamist-dominated parliament may not immediately translate into policy changes.

Talal Asad blurs the line between "secular" and "religious" in Egyptian politics.