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Prosecutors in Paris said they had opened an investigation into a pro-Nazi French website that had reposted a photo of Patty’s body, which the killer posted on Twitter.
Darmanan called on schools to increase surveillance when students return from fall break.
On Tuesday, the Sheikh of Al-Azhar, Imam Ahmed Al-Tayeb, condemned the beheading of the French teacher, saying it was a “vicious terrorist act”, and stressed that insulting religions under the slogan of freedom of expression it is “an explicit call to hatred.”
The words of the Sheikh of Al-Azhar came in a speech he delivered remotely in Rome on the famous Capitol Square to a group of prominent Christian, Jewish and Buddhist clergymen, including Pope Francis, Ecumenical Patriarch of Constantinople Bartholomew I and French Chief Rabbi Haim Corsia, who met Tuesday to sign a joint invitation for peace.
In a speech delivered in Arabic, the Sheikh of Al-Azhar said: “As a Muslim and as the Sheikh of the noble Al-Azhar, I absolve Almighty God and absolve the faults of the true Islamic religion and the teachings of the Prophet of Mercy Muhammad – may God bless you and grant you peace – from this vicious act of terror. “
“At the same time, I stress that insulting religions and denigrating their sacred symbols under the slogan of freedom of expression is an ideological duplication and an explicit call to hatred,” he added.
The Sheikh of Al-Azhar said in his speech: “This terrorist and his ilk are not expressing the religion of Muhammad; may God bless him and grant him peace.”
In September, Al-Azhar denounced the decision of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo to republish cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad, starting the trial of jihadist associates who murdered members of its editorial board in January 2015.
In October, the Islamic Research Academy in Al-Azhar, which is the supreme scientific body of the prominent Sunni institution, described the French president’s statements on Islam as “racist” and “supporting hate speech”, denouncing “accusations “against Islam.
In February 2019, Pope Francis and the Sheikh of Al-Azhar signed in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, the “Document of Human Fraternity,” in which they condemned religious extremism and support for terrorists.
The decision to close the Great Mosque of Bantan highlighted the mosque, its people and its imam, who according to the French authorities is an extremist and that the mosque has ties to jihadist Salafists.
The French authorities will close, starting Wednesday night, the mosque, which it considers a forum of “extremist Islamic movements” promoting a speech that “may have facilitated” the brutal massacre of a teacher.
About 1,300 faithful attend the mosque and it will remain closed for “a period of six months”, according to a decree issued by the administrative authorities of the Seine-Saint-Denis region.
Three policemen commented on the fence around the Bantan Great Mosque, which sits amid buildings in this popular city northeast of Paris, before noon Tuesday, the authorities’ decision to shut down the site. Interior Minister Gerald Darmanan announced the decision on Monday night.
Authorities go to the mosque and share it via Facebook on October 9, a video showing the father of a third grade supplement at the Bois-Don school in the Evelyn area expressing his anger after a lesson on freedom of expression taught by teacher Samuel Patti on October 5. first.
On the 16th of this month, an eighteen-year-old Chechen refugee beheaded the aforementioned history and geography teacher on a street between the school and his home.
“The Bantan Grand Mosque must be considered to have issued statements inciting hatred and violence that would contribute to the commission of terrorist acts,” the decision stated.
