The Supreme Council of German Muslims expels Brotherhood fronts and strips Ibrahim al-Zayyat of all his posts
Yesterday, Sunday, September 18, the Supreme Council of
German Muslims expelled all Brotherhood fronts from the council's membership,
led by the Islamic Center in Munich and the Student Union of the Muslim
Brotherhood.
The council held its elections yesterday amid major
challenges facing Muslims in Germany, foremost of which is the Brotherhood's
use of legitimate interfaces that represent them as tools to work for the
benefit of the group.
On the other hand, the German government published today,
Monday, September 19, five proposals for the session of the Committee on
Internal and National Affairs related to the issue of political Islam, namely:
First: Political and militant Islam is one phenomenon
Second: In the fight against extremist Islamists, a
distinction must be made between Sunnis and Shiites.
Third, any religious-political influence from the Middle
East must be prevented
Fourth: A comprehensive strategy must be developed to
deal with political Islam.
Fifth: We must stand firm in front of the scheme to
spread the ideas of political Islam in German circles.
