The recent events taking place in France are pushing the French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) to reiterate its call to Muslims in France to be extremely vigilant and to remind mosque leaders "that since October 13, 2023, the level of the Vigipirate plan has been raised to the "ATTACK EMERGENCY" level".
After the death of Thomas, a 16-year-old high school student, killed on the sidelines of a village festival in Crépol, in the Drôme, two mosques have been targeted by Islamophobic tags and death threats in the context of reprisals.
In Nice, the alleged Muslim prayers of students never seem to end. Mayor Christian Estrosi has again disseminated fake news relayed by several media and refuses to make a public retraction.
A fourth victory for the Muslim high school Averroès in Lille, which the Hauts-De-France region had deprived of annual subsidies for the 2022-2023 school year.
The rector of the Great Mosque of Paris, Chems-eddine Hafiz, is concerned about the "dangerous" rise of anti-Muslim discourse in France and has made this known to the Audiovisual and Digital Communication Regulatory Authority (Arcom), which he calls for more vigilance and action.
The management of cemeteries is a problem in Morocco. According to a report from the Ministry of the Interior, the existing sites are saturated or in a state of deterioration and the local authorities are struggling to rehabilitate them and identify viable land that can accommodate new cemeteries.
Augustin de Romanet, CEO of ADP, reacted to a collective prayer gathering about thirty Muslims on Sunday, November 5 in a boarding lounge at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle airport, which sparked heated controversy.
In France, the territorial intelligence services are encouraging the monitoring of "Islamist separatist influencers" who launch online fundraisers, provide online courses and defend pro-jihadist theses. The bank accounts of several of them have been frozen.
The Great Mosque of Paris says it is "extremely concerned about the strong rise" of anti-Muslim acts and discourse in France.
The Ibn Badis mosque filed a complaint after receiving death threats in a letter dated early October. The Nanterre prosecutor’s office has opened an investigation.
The French Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM) denounces the "hierarchy" between civilian victims of the Hamas-Israel war, contrary to republican principles and values, and calls for an "immediate ceasefire to end the massacres of civilians".
The Muslim high school Averroès de Lille is struggling to carry out its activities in complete serenity, without pressure. The prefecture of the Hauts-De-France Region threatens to terminate the association contract that has linked it to the State since 2008.