The author claimed that an African Muslim MEP, a member of the French group La France Insoumise, had burst into an exhibition about Hamas's attack in Israel on October 7, 2023. According to what he wrote, the woman had taken down flags of Israel and the European Union; he also described the attackers as co-religionists and friends of the MEP. https://t.co/FXqKQTqYAb #Política #Francia #Islam #FR #IL (translated)
Ultimora.net reported that Donald Trump had approved the execution by firing squad of Nidal Hasan, a former army psychiatrist sentenced to death for the 2009 massacre at the Fort Hood military base in Texas. According to the site, Hasan, a Muslim born in the United States to Palestinian parents, killed 13 people and injured another 32; during the trial he stated that he had acted to prevent American soldiers from going to Afghanistan and killing more Muslims. #Trump #Giustizia #Fucilazione (translated)
"any mistakes" During the military process in 2013, Hasan stated that he believed he was protecting Muslims and the Taliban in Afghanistan. #executiemilitară #NidalMalikHasan #pedeapsacapitală (translated)
Hasan admitted during the trial that he committed the attack and claimed that his actions were motivated by the desire to protect Muslims and the Taliban in Afghanistan. #SUA #execuție #Trump (translated)
The Flemish Minister of Budget, Ben Weyts, blamed one of his collaborators for publishing a false testimony by posing as a gay Muslim, an action deemed by some as insufficiently punitive. #homophobie #musulman #Belgique (translated)
Andrés replied that it was the opposite and considered it hypocritical for a Jewish woman to damage her father's image and then convert to Islam. #religión #identidad #hipocresía (translated)
The author presented the presence of the city's first Muslim mayor at a Sukkot celebration among Jews as a New York illustration of interfaith dialogue. #DialogueInterreligieux #NewYork #Souccot #US (translated)
Christian Palestinians living in the Dbayeh camp in Lebanon face a situation of neglect and lack of support from the UN, despite sharing a similar pain to that of Muslim Palestinians in their exile since 1948. #PalestinosCristianos #Refugiados #Líbano (translated)
Geopolitiquero compared the concern over the involvement of evangelical pastors, especially neopentecostals, in electoral politics with that, according to what he wrote, generated by the participation of Muslim imams in regions of France with a Muslim majority. He pointed out that in both cases it was about the influence of faith in elections. #Política #Religión #Elecciones (translated)
The World Islamic League stated that the Belgian Ministry of Foreign Affairs had organized a round table the day before at the Egmont Palace in Brussels with Sheikh Mohammed Alissa, Secretary General and President of the Organization of Muslim Scholars. The dialogue focused on the importance of dialogue in a changing world. According to the League, ministerial and parliamentary figures, representatives of European governments, religious leaders, international organizations and universities, as well as civil society experts participated. The League added that the discussions covered topics related to international developments within its areas of interest and mission. It also stated that Sheikh Alissa had met with the Belgian Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Affairs, and Development Cooperation, Maxime Prévot, who welcomed him at the palace. Mr. Prévot had handed him a letter of welcome from the Prime Minister, who was absent from Brussels during the visit, according to the League. #Dialogue #CoopérationInternationale #Bruxelles (translated)
The emperor wrote that the best player in the world at the moment was both black, Arab, and Muslim. He added that this combination brought together, in his opinion, everything that fascists hated and would make them suffer. https://t.co/3QBC2HghC4 #Diversité #Inclusivité #Football (translated)
Rima Hassan mentioned two Christian women, Mary Abu Daoud and her daughter Maysa, as well as two Muslim women: the academic doctor Yasmin Al-Bubu and her mother. https://t.co/EelELddC7X #Femmes #Interreligieux #Solidarité (translated)
Amjad Taha wrote that students and young people in France had, according to him, lost sense of their identity, despite their French nationality, and that some were waving Hamas flags. He also accused them of having celebrated October 7. He criticized Emmanuel Macron for not making the fight against anti-Semitism a priority and for stating that there were no members of Hamas in the West Bank. According to Taha, the president was more concerned with Gaza, Iran, and other international issues than with Paris. Taha also mentioned looting, drugs, disoriented students, and networks of the Muslim Brotherhood in Paris. He claimed that French citizens no longer felt safe there and questioned France's appeal to visitors. He called on France to defend the values and areas that, in his opinion, had contributed to its prestige, including liberty, equality, fraternity, the Enlightenment, the arts, literature, culture, republican secularism, and the defense of French civilization. He cited Voltaire, Victor Hugo, Molière, and Monet, and wished that the country would once again give its inhabitants reasons to be proud to be French. #France #Identité #Culture (translated)
Rima Hassan denounced what she described as Islamophobic and conspiratorial discourse, which she believes associates the condemnation of the genocide in Gaza with Islamism because it was expressed by a person of Arab and Muslim origin. She added that this attitude could be addressed and called for an end to the instrumentalization of Samuel Paty's memory to fuel obsessions. #Islamophobie #Génocide #SamuelPaty (translated)
The author had referred to the end, within two years, of the contracts linking the State to the Muslim institutions Averroès in Lille and Al Kindi near Lyon as "state Islamophobia." He claimed that no contract with a private institution had been broken since 1991. #Islamophobie #État #LibertéReligion #FR (translated)
Florence Bergeaud-Blackler qualified the "high school mobilizations" as Qatari propaganda and presented Qatar as a supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood. She accompanied her message with a clown emoji. #Qatar #FrèresMusulmans #Mobilisations (translated)
Fdesouche.com, which presents itself as a press review, claimed that the Great Mosque of Paris was controversial for having invited and relayed the historian Louis Blin, whom it described as controversial. The site attributed to him the thesis that Napoleon was Muslim and reported that Thomas Sibille, presented as someone from a bookstore close to the Islamist movement, attended the conference. Quoting La Croix, Fdesouche.com added that, according to several historians, Napoleon was not attracted to the Muslim faith and that Bonaparte considered religion primarily as a political tool. The site also recalled that Napoleon's will stated he died in the Apostolic and Roman religion in which he was born and expressed the wish that his ashes rest by the Seine. https://t.co/l7QWBsuySR #Histoire #Napoléon #FakeNews (translated)
Soon they will tell us that the revolutionaries of 1789 were manipulated by LFI and the Muslim Brotherhood. #RévolutionFrançaise #Politique #Histoire (translated)
Ryad accuses the Houthis of Yemen of having attacked an electrical transformer in Medina, an action condemned by several Muslim countries, which describe it as a provocation targeting the holy sites of Islam. #Yémen #Houthis #Médine (translated)
