MOROCCO MUSLIM CLERIC HATE!
Italy
Deports
Moroccan Imam for ‘Security Reasons’
Local
media in
Italy said that authorities suspect the imam of promoting ISIS
ideologies.
Morocco
World
News.
Jan
6, 2020
Rabat
– Italy
expelled a Moroccan imam on January 4 for security reasons.
Italian
news
outlet ADNKronos reported
that
Italy’s Interior Ministry ordered the imam’s deportation.
The
Italian
local media quoted the Minister of Interior Luciana Lamorgese as saying
that
ministry expelled the imam for “security reasons.”
The
interior
minister added that the 41-year old man was “investigated for expressing
praise
for the Al Baghdadi caliphate and supporting ISIS who
fought in
Syria.”
According
to
ADNKronos, the imam’s wife made a complaint against him in 2018, citing
“mistreatment and injury that she suffered whenever she refused to wear
the
niqab.”
Authorities
expelled
the imam from the Bologna air border to Casablanca.
The
imam was
born in Morocco in 1978.
The
man
immigrated to Italy in 2006 where he obtained a residence permit from
the
immigration office in 2009.
Last
year,
Italy deported several Moroccans to their home country.
In
January the
security services in the European country expelled a 37-year old
Moroccan for
risk of radicalization.
Italy
also
expelled Salma Bencharki, the wife of Moroccan ISIS fighter Abderrahim
Moutaharik, for security reasons.
Moutaharrik
is
a Moroccan kickboxer who received a six-year prison sentence in 2016 on
terror
charges. He is known as the “ISIS Boxer.”
Morocco,
however,
does not prosecute the wives and children of repatriated fighters.
According to the head of Morocco’s Central Bureau of Judicial
Investigation (BCIJ) Abdelhak
El Khiame,
women did not intend to leave Morocco to join jihadi movements. They
only
accompanied their husbands.