التشيك: مظاهرة مطالبة بالتصدي للأسلمة

شهدت مدينة "هراديتس كرالوف" بمنطقة "بوهيميا" التشيكية مظاهرة محدودة معادية للإسلام بعنوان: "حدث للحرية والديمقراطية ولمكافحة أسلمة أوروبا"، وللاعتراض على مشروع بناء مركز إسلامي بالمنطقة.

وقام المتظاهرون بطهي لحوم الخنزير وشرب الخمور علنًا، مؤكدين أن هذا المظهر لا يمكن تحققه في أي من المجتمعات الإسلامية, وأكد "بافيل بشانيك" أن بناء مسجد ومركز إسلامي مؤشر سلبي تجاه المنطقة، وأن ذلك سيكون أرضًا خصبة للأصولية الإسلامية والميليشيات الجهادية.

وأكد أيضًا أن إنشاء مجتمعات إسلامية يتسبب في مشكلات اجتماعية بالمجتمعات المضيفة؛ وذلك لأن المسلمين لا يقبلون قيم ونمط حياة وقوانين تلك المجتمعات, مشيرًا إلى أنه لا يرغب في أن يتوقف الأبناء عن أكل ما اعتادوا عليه من طعام - غير حلال - وكذلك لا يرغب في رؤية المحجبات والمنتقبات بشوارع المدينة.

وتعليقًا على تلك التصريحات أكد "إسماعيل حامد" - مدير المجلس الإسلامي بالمدينة - عدم إدراكه لأبعاد تلك التحفظات ضد المشروع الإسلامي مؤكدًا رغبة المسلمين في الحصول على مركز ومسجد خاص بهم بدلًا من المركز الثقافي الحالي.

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Anti-Islamisation rally held in Hradec Králové

A public rally called Happening for Freedom and Democracy and Against Islamisation of Europe was attended by about 30 people in Hradec Kralove Wednesday afternoon, organiser Pavel Pechanek told CTK.

The participants also expressed disagreement with the plan to build an Islamic culture centre in the town.

Muslims living in Hradec Kralove do not understand the reservations about the project, Ismail Hamad, chairman of the Hradec Kralove Muslim community, said.

The protesters publicly grilled pork and drank beer, saying that this type of conduct was impossible in any Islamised society.

"We consider the possible establishment of a mosque or Islamic centre a negative signal for our town, region and the whole of the Czech Republic since similar places in Europe have repeatedly become hotbeds of fundamentalism and often of militant Islam," Pechanek said.

Pechanek said the creation of Muslim communities was causing serious social problems due to their unwillingness to accept the values, life style and often also legal order of the receiving society.

"We do not want our children to be afraid to eat what we have been used to for generations. We do not want women in our country to veil their faces," said Pechanek, adding that he was definitely for citizens of various ethnic origin to live in this country, but they had to adapt themselves to its legal order, honour democracy and respect the local society's freedoms, culture and values.

The Muslims have planned to build a Muslim centre in a villa, but they have not collected enough money for it.

"We continue with looking for a suitable house. I do not understand the reservations, I cannot see any problem," Hamad said.

"We have been meeting in the culture center Medium for a number of years, now we only want to have a house of our own," Hamad said.

Hamad said a hostel for foreign students could be established in it.

The Muslim community in Hradec Kralove has about 200 members, some 30 of whom regularly meet.