Many Moroccan internet users have expressed their support for a French teacher who announced on her Facebook page that she had been fired from a private school in Tangier because of her attachment to wearing the niqab.
Death threats have been addressed to the worshippers of the Al Kafaalah mosque, located in Antwerp (Belgium).
The Minister of Justice, Annelies Verlinden (CD&V), has not issued a final act of recognition to the Muslim Council of Belgium (CMB), considering that this body is not sufficiently representative of the Muslim community in the country.
Chems-eddine Hafiz, the rector of the Great Mosque of Paris, reveals that he was the victim of an Islamophobic attack in a restaurant. He also indicates the proper conduct to adopt in the face of anti-Muslim acts.
Faced with the proliferation of informal churches in certain neighborhoods of Casablanca, Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit has taken measures to contain this phenomenon, while respecting constitutional freedoms. The committee of Moroccan Christians supports this initiative and advocates for the "construction of authorized churches for migrants as well as for Moroccans who are followers of Jesus".
The Ajibiya zawiya of Tangier explains the controversy surrounding a wedding organized in one of its mosques, located in the Aouama district.
The return to Belgium of Imam Mohamed Toujgani has reignited the debate on the granting and withdrawal of Belgian nationality.
Chems-eddine Hafiz, the rector of the Great Mosque of Paris, publishes "Undoing the Shadows: Islam, the Republic, and the Demand for Truth." It is "a plea to fully live the Muslim religion while unequivocally embracing the French republican project."
Responding to a written question from PJD deputy Abdessamad Haiker on the proliferation of informal churches in certain neighborhoods of Casablanca, particularly in Hay Hassani, Interior Minister Abdelouafi Laftit announced that measures have been taken to contain this phenomenon, while respecting constitutional freedoms.
The recognition of the Muslim Council of Belgium (CMB) will only be extended for one year. The Minister of Justice, Annelies Verlinden, felt unable to grant a permanent status to the representative body of the Islamic faith, considering the Muslim community still too divided to finalize the process.
In her book "The Power of Mothers: Towards a Revolutionary Subject" published in 2020, the Franco-Moroccan political scientist and activist Fatima Ouassak denounces the "de-infantilization" of racialized children and the violence against mothers in the working-class neighborhoods of the Paris suburbs.
Expelled to Morocco three years ago, Imam Mohamed Toujgani returned to Belgium on Monday.