روسيا: معاقبة 4 مسلمين للانضمام لجماعة التبليغ المحظورة

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أدانت "محكمة سوللتيسك" بإقليم "أورينبيرج" 4 مسلمين، واتهمتهم بالانضمام لـ"جماعة التبليغ والدعوة" التي تعتبر إحدى الجماعات الإسلامية الدعوية المحظور نشاطها في "روسيا"، وفرضت عليهم غرامة تتراوح ما بين 50 إلى 250 ألف روبيل روسي.

ويأتي هذا الحكم بعد اعتقال عناصر "جماعة التبليغ والدعوة" عام 2010، والتي تعتبرها الحكومة الروسية جماعة محظورة متطرفة؛ حيث صادرت الشرطة نحو 500 مادة دعوية بمنازل عناصر المجموعة، والتي أعلنت الحكومة أنها تبني فكرًا دينيًّا يناهض النظام العلماني الروسي؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Four Russians fined for being members of Tablighi Jamaat

Four individuals have been found guilty of extremism by a court in the Orenburg region for being members of Tablighi Jamaat, an international Muslim religious movement whose activities are banned in Russia.

A town court in Sol-Iletsk found the leader and three members of a local cell of Tablighi Jamaat guilty of setting up and participation in an extremist organization and fined them between 50,000 and 250,000 rubles, the Orenburg branch of the Federal Security Service (FSB) said in a statement on Friday.

The Orenburg regional cell of Tablighi Jamaat was set up in Sol-Iletsk in 2010 and numbered more than 50.

"The movement organizers created all necessary conditions for the work of Tablighi Jamaat missionary teams that arrived in the region from CIS countries and the United Arab Emirates for 'dagwat' [recruitment]. Followers of this structure held weekly conspiratorial meetings at mosques in the Orenburg region in the course of which extreme forms of non-traditional Islam were propagandized as superior to other religions, and extremist books were read aloud," the statement said.

More than 500 items of religious literature were found in searching the homes of cell members, and most them were declared extremist and therefore illegal in Russia.

The statement described Tablighi Jamaat's ideology as a teaching with a clear political goal of overthrowing the secular state and claimed that the movement has a task of recruiting militants for extremist groups such as Al Qaeda, the Muslim Brotherhood, Al-Dawa and the Taliban.