Allemagne: le ministre Turc de la Jeunesse rencontre les salafistes qui incitent au meurtre

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Photo du ministre Turc de la Jeunesse et des Sports, Suat Kilic (cravate mauve) aux côtés de Ibrahim Abou-Nagie (à sa droite) chef salafiste vivant à Cologne poursuivi en 2011 pour incitation au meurtre et accusé d'avoir appelé à tuer le critique de l'islam Zahid Khan.

Article du site anglophone Frontpage du 3 juin 2013:

"A Turkish cabinet minister’s recent eyebrow-raising meeting with extremist Muslims from Germany’s Salafist scene raises fresh concerns about increasing Turkish-Islamist infiltration of Germany. Another Turkish ministry already trains imams and determines sermon content for 880 mosques in Germany, while a radical Turkish imam operates a private school network across the country.

The Facebook page of the German Salafist website Die Wahre Religion (The True Religion) recently published a photo of the meeting. The man in the middle donning business attire with a purple tie is Suat Kiliç, Turkish Minister for Youth and Sport.  To the right of Kiliç is Ibrahim Abou-Nagie. To Kiliç’s left is Abu Abdullah, and to Abdullah’s left is Abu Dujana. 

One of Die Wahre Religion’s founders,Abou-Nagie, is a Palestinian Arab who has resided in Germany for the last 30 years and currently lives in Cologne.  Abou-Nagie’s statements on Die Wahre Religion led to an ultimately unsuccessful criminal prosecution for incitement to criminal acts and disturbance of the religious peace in September 2011. Later Abou-Nagie achieved prominence with a spring 2012 campaign to distribute German-language Korans throughout Austria, Germany, and Switzerland.  A Youtube video threatening journalists who reported critically on the campaign briefly appeared at this time.  Following this campaign, individual accusations arose that Abou-Nagie had conspired to murder a German critic of Islam, Zahid Khan.  It became known in June 2012 as well that Abou-Nagie had illegitimately drawn German social welfare benefits even though he lived well from unreported income.  Abu Abdullah and Abu Dujana, meanwhile, are associates of Abou-Nagie at Die Wahre Religion. 

The Turkish-born Hessian parliamentarian Ismail Tipi from Germany’s conservative Christian Democratic Union (Christlich Demokratische Union or CDU) expressed his concerns with the photo in an open letter on his website. Lire l'article complet sur Frontpage