French Interior Minister Gerald Darwin has announced plans to close seven mosques and associations by the end of this year on charges of defending “radical Islam”.
The Secretary of State announced in a statement on Tuesday that seven mosques and associations will be closed by the end of the year, claiming that they spread hatred and defend “radical Islam”. He welcomed the decision to close the mosque in Alon on Monday for six months for the same reasons.
The therapists pointed out that the bank accounts of the mosque officials were also confiscated, noting: Thirteen associations have been closed since Emmanuel Macron took office.
The Secretary of State noted that 21 mosques were closed as a result of inspections that targeted 92 of the country’s 2,500 mosques: Since September 2020, 36,000 people have had their residence permits revoked because they threaten public order.
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The country has recently witnessed the dissolution of many Muslim associations in the country on numerous charges and charges. On July 23, the French National Assembly (Parliament) approved the controversial draft “Principles for Strengthening Respect for the Values ​​of the Republic”, which was initially defined as “the struggle against separatist Islam”.
The law has been criticized for targeting Muslims in France and imposing restrictions on all aspects of their lives.
The law provides for the supervision of mosques and associations responsible for their management and the financing of Muslim civil society organizations.