Whitey Ford
01-30-2020, 01:32 AM
Saudis to Stop Funding Mosques Abroad
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Saudi Arabia will stop funding mosques abroad, according to the former Saudi minister of justice, Mohammed Bin Abdul-Karim Issa.
As reported by the Middle East Eye which picked up the reports in Arabi21.com and the Swiss paper Le Matin Dimanche, Saudi Arabia plans to establish local administrative councils for each mosque they are funding in foreign countries. In cooperation with local authorities, the mosques will be handed over to “secure hands.”
Regarding Saudi’s mosque in Geneva, Issa said, “The time has come to hand over the Geneva Mosque to a Swiss administrative council that represents Muslims in the area. It should have an elected cleric.”
Other mosques will follow suit.
Issa claimed the decision to hand Saudi’s mosques abroad over to local was made for “security reasons.” However, such claim doesn’t hold up to scrutiny.
Saudi Arabia has been in the business of exporting its extremist and terror-supporting Wahhabist Islamist ideology for decades. One of the main funnels for this ideology has been through funding mosques worldwide.
In 2017, Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman stated,
“We want to go back to what we were, to a moderate Islam that is open to the world, open to all the religions,” the heir to the throne told a meeting of the Future Investment Initiative.
“We will not spend the next 30 years of our lives dealing with destructive ideas. We will destroy them today. We will end extremism very soon.”
https://archive.is/TQ3zR#selection-559.0-581.143
https://i.imgur.com/C8XFqMn.png
https://i.imgur.com/deJsPtJ.jpg
Saudi Arabia will stop funding mosques abroad, according to the former Saudi minister of justice, Mohammed Bin Abdul-Karim Issa.
As reported by the Middle East Eye which picked up the reports in Arabi21.com and the Swiss paper Le Matin Dimanche, Saudi Arabia plans to establish local administrative councils for each mosque they are funding in foreign countries. In cooperation with local authorities, the mosques will be handed over to “secure hands.”
Regarding Saudi’s mosque in Geneva, Issa said, “The time has come to hand over the Geneva Mosque to a Swiss administrative council that represents Muslims in the area. It should have an elected cleric.”
Other mosques will follow suit.
Issa claimed the decision to hand Saudi’s mosques abroad over to local was made for “security reasons.” However, such claim doesn’t hold up to scrutiny.
Saudi Arabia has been in the business of exporting its extremist and terror-supporting Wahhabist Islamist ideology for decades. One of the main funnels for this ideology has been through funding mosques worldwide.
In 2017, Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman stated,
“We want to go back to what we were, to a moderate Islam that is open to the world, open to all the religions,” the heir to the throne told a meeting of the Future Investment Initiative.
“We will not spend the next 30 years of our lives dealing with destructive ideas. We will destroy them today. We will end extremism very soon.”
https://archive.is/TQ3zR#selection-559.0-581.143
https://i.imgur.com/C8XFqMn.png