RADICAL Islamic preachers who spout extremist
views should be stripped of their citizenship and kicked out, leading Danish
politicians have demanded.
The call to expel extremist Imams comes after it was revealed
religious leaders were telling worshippers to beat children and stone women to
death.
The revelation sparked fury and now the right-wing
Danish People's Party (DPP) has demanded such extremist leaders are stripped of
their citizenship.
The DPP which currently holds the second most seats in
the country’s multi-party parliament.
The proposal has reportedly been backed by the Social
Democrats, the coalition’s largest group, the Conservative Party and the
Liberal Party, effectively securing a majority for the bill in parliament.
Martin Hendriksen, the DPP's immigration spokesman,
said: “The Constitution says that anyone can practice their faith so long as it
is not contrary to morals, or disturbing to the public order.
"When imams endorse or recommend stoning, or when
an imam tells a woman subjected to violence by her husband that that’s okay,
then that constitutes, in my opinion, subversive speech that disturbs the
public order.
“Some of these imams are Danish citizens, and we think
we should deprive them of their citizenship.”
It was the uncovering if the radicalisation of
Muslims at Grimhøj-mosque in Århus that lead to the DPP's call to expel
extremist preachers.
The mosque, which has come under fire several times in
recent years, was again highlighted as a risk after preacher Abu Bilal Ismai was filmed telling Muslims: “Fear Allah, brothers and sisters, teach your children Salah
[praying]. It is mandatory for you to teach them to pray from the age of
seven.
“And beat them if they don’t Salah when they are
10-years-old.”
In addition, Danish police estimate that 22 of the 27
radicals who have joined ISIS in Syria and Iraq have had contact with the
Grimhøj-mosque before joining the depraved group.
At the time of the vile revelations Marcus Knuth, the
Liberal Party’s immigration spokesman, suggested that all foreign Imams should
be deported and he has now described the DPP's proposal "as a really good
idea".
He continued: “You have to come down as hard as
possible on these environments. You are not just talking about twisted old
imams. These are the mosques that have shaped many Syrian fighters, and they
can be a threat to national security.”
Saisi
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