 However, both types of fundamentalists are opponents of what they consider moral laxity and are ready to campaign together on "morality issues".The party's relationship with the Muslim Brotherhood's political wing, Al-Menbar Islamic Society, is one of competitors for Sunni Islamist voters, but, as with Al Wefaq, they are willing to informally work together to pursue particular objectives.The party has a bad relationship with MP Jassim Al Saeedi who was rejected as a member for being 'too extreme'.