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The FPÖ and Peci see a call for jihad in a recording in which someone at the mosque says that the believers will win and the unbelievers will lose. In another video sequence, the Imam explains that he could die for Allah. That proves their love.
“Signs of great despair”
In addition, the film FPÖ shows a photo of the clergyman with the German Salafist Pierre Vogel.
Therefore, it is reprehensible that district chief Franz and Al-Rawi improve this mosque by visiting them, says the Freedom Party. The Viennese SPÖ is sinking into the “Salafi swamp”, says the city’s party leader, Dominik Nepp. He asks Franz to resign.
In the SPÖ, of course, the blue surveillance video is attributed to the impending defeat in the Vienna elections. It is “a sign of great despair,” says the office of district chief Marcus Franz, who of course rejects any form of extremism. An indication of this is that the spokesperson for the FPÖ contribution is Favoritner’s district vice president, Christian Schuch, Franz’s direct competitor.
No evidence of extremism
Both Franz and Al-Rawi also return the ball to the Home Office. Because when this fast was broken, the policemen were also invited. “When the police participate in an event, you have to assume that everything will fit together,” explains Al-Rawi.
And the way it looks, it does. The State Office for the Protection of the Constitution and the Fight against Terrorism (LVT) says at the request of KURIER that there are no indications of criminal acts in relation to the “Baitul Mamur” mosque. The recordings presented by the FPÖ are also well known – and are over a year old.
IGGÖ check the video
The Islamic Religious Community (IGGÖ) does not rule out consequences for the imam based on the rumored statements. But first, an expert on extremism prevention will review the video recordings. “The consequences will be drawn on the basis of their report,” explains IGGÖ spokeswoman Valerie Mussa. All calls to violence, hatred and agitation are strictly prohibited. “There are no exceptions.”
