Three different forces are trying to launch protests in Egypt, but so far they are staying out of each other's way. Periodically throughout the past 17 months, the Muslim Brotherhood has continued staging demonstrations against the July 13, 2013, coup that ousted the government of Mohammed Morsi. Similarly, a new Salafist entity called the Salafi Front has been calling for protests and even planned a demonstration Nov. 28, though as expected it could not muster enough of a crowd to make a decent showing. Now, with a court clearing former President Hosni Mubarak, his sons and his interior minister of any involvement in the killing of protesters in the Arab Spring uprising in early 2011, secular groups have also begun agitating. Divisions Among the Islamists Essentially, the political landscape in the world's largest Arab state is extremely fragmented . Islamists are generally divided into two camps.