France To Deport Imam For Anti-Semitic Speech

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On August 26th, a French court decided to deport an imam, Hassan Iquioussen, who was born in France but held Moroccan citizenship, to Morocco. Gérald Darmanin, the Minister of the Interior of France, posted a tweet later that day which roughly translates to, "The Council of State validates the expulsion of Mr. Iquioussen who holds and propagates in particular anti-Semitic comments and contrary to equality between women and men." Hassan, infamous for his controversial anti-Semitic comments and misogyny, has a wide following of over 174,000 subscribers on YouTube and over 44,000 Facebook followers, which he operates from his home in northern France. A lawyer of the Interior Minister claimed that the Imam "has for years spread insidious ideas that are nothing less than an incitement to hatred, to discrimination, and to violence." However, the imam's lawyers responded by saying that some of Hassan's anti-Semitic and misogynistic comments were at least 20 years old, elucidating that he has never been convicted for his actions in public. Hassan is the second imam to be expelled from France this year. In March, Ahamada Madi and his family were deported back to his East African country of Comoros after he was accused of preaching sermons "contrary to the values of the Republic" after repeatedly reciting hadith (Islamic scripture) that are derogatory to women.

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France to Deport Imam for Anti-Semitic Speech

Location: France