النمسا: تعليق رأس خنزير على باب أحد مساجد فيينا

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

استنكر رئيس اتحاد المسلمين الأتراك بالعاصمة النمساوية "فيينا" - قيام مجهولين بتعليق رأس خنزير على باب "مسجد كوكاتيب"، مشددًا على كونه سلوكًا غير مقبول، ويمثل اعتداءً على المجتمع جميعه، ويأتي في إطار سلسلة الاعتداءات العنصرية التي تعرَّضت لها المؤسسات الإسلامية.

فقد تعرضت "جمعية مسلمي النمسا" للاعتداءات المتكررة، وكذلك مدرسة الإمامة والخطابة في أكتوبر الماضي، وأيضًا موقع إنشاء مدرسة إسلامية؛ حيث ترَك المعتدون رأس خنزير أمام "مسجد أيوب سلطان" بقرية "تيلفس"؛ حيث قام المهتدون بتكرار تشويه المسجد برسوم الجرافيتي المسيئة؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Pig's head hung on Mosque door in Vienna

The imam of the Kocatepe mosque spoke to the Andadolu press agency about the incident, condemning the vandalism as an "unacceptable" act.

The head of the Turkish-Islamist Union in Vienna (ATIB), Fatih Karadaş, condemned the attack saying that "this is not an attack against Muslims but the whole of humanity. We, as Muslims, will preserve our calm and collective attitude."

This is not the first incident of its type, as Austria's Muslim community has been attacked several times this year in similar hate crimes. An Imam Hatip school in Vienna that concentrates on religious education was also vandalized. A pig's head was left in front of the school's door during Ramadan in early October.

And in August, a pig's head was impaled on a fence at a construction site for a new islamic school. It’s not known who left the pig’s head at the centre, but even if someone confesses there is little the police can do as nothing was damaged and therefore there are no criminal charges.

The Islamic Federation could make a complaint within civil jurisdiction. Muslims are forbidden from eating pork or touching pig carcasses, as they are considered unclean.

The planned school has been unpopular in Austria, with Foreign and Integration Minister Sebastian Kurz saying the idea “is completely the wrong approach".

Another mosque called Eyüp Sultan, located in the town of Telfs, was repeatedly vandalized with graffiti.