The Moroccan ambassador to Belgium, Mohammed Ameur, reacted to the statements of the Belgian Minister of Justice, Vincent Van Quickenborne (Open VLD) denouncing Moroccan interference and espionage in the context of the takeover of the Great Mosque of Brussels. He states that these are "unfounded, incomprehensible and unacceptable allegations".
The commitment of the Mohammed VI Institute for the training of imams and mourchidates was at the heart of the publication of Le Figaro this Friday, January 8. Jean-Marc Gonin, the newspaper’s special envoy, lists this as part of Morocco’s efforts in the fight against jihadism.
The imam of the Grand Mosque of Toulouse will be tried before the criminal court in the coming days. He is accused of "incitement to racial hatred" during an Arabic sermon dating back three years.
The Council of Mosques of the Rhône (CMR) and the Theological Council of Imams of the Rhône (CTIR) expressed their anger following the withdrawal of the Great Mosque of Paris (GMP) from the project to create the National Council of Imams (CNI).
The publication of a photo showing the Egyptian star Mohamed Salah, a Muslim, and his family celebrating Christmas has provoked the anger of many Muslim Internet users on Twitter.
The investigation into the assault on a Muslim man accused of celebrating Christmas in Belfort is making progress. Three people have already been heard.
A young Muslim from Belfort, son of police officers, filed a complaint after being the victim of an assault because he celebrated Christmas.
The Judicial Court of Evry has given the green light to BarakaCity to continue its activities abroad. The NGO has promised to exercise all remedies against the "illegal" freezing of its funds by the government.
The door of the prayer room of the Al Salam mosque in Beaucaire, in the Gard, was covered, in the night from Saturday to Sunday, with racist and hateful graffiti. An investigation has been opened to identify and arrest the author.
Jean-Pierre Chevènement, former Minister of the Interior, calls for the promotion of a "quiet Islam", a "republican Islam" in France.
For having worn her hijab during an international competition in 2017, the name of figure skater Zahra Lari has remained etched in the history of the discipline. However, this success was strewn with obstacles.
On the issue of animal welfare and religious freedom, the European Court of Justice, which was supposed to find a better solution to this problem, has rather leaned towards stunning before the ritual slaughter of the animal. A decision that is not to the liking of the Jewish and Muslim communities, who are already opposed to legislation in force in Belgium.