بريطانيا: بيان فساد الاتهامات ضد إحدى المؤسسات الإسلامية

مقالات متعلقة

تاريخ الإضافة: 16/12/2009 ميلادي - 29/12/1430 هجري

الزيارات: 5386

أسقطت الحكومة البريطانية دعوى "ديفيد كاميرون" زعيم الحزب المحافظ البريطاني وزعيم جبهة المعارضة، معلنةً بطلان مزاعمه أن مدرسة "مؤسسة الشخصية الإسلامية" بـ"توتنهام" بشمال "لندن" على علاقة بالأعمال والأفكار المتطرفة.

وجاء ذلك على إثر التحقيق الذي قام به مجلس "هارينجي"، بعد أن أشار "ديفيد كاميرون" في نقاشه مع رئيس الوزراء إلى أن "مؤسسة الشخصية الإسلامية" تعد مؤسسة إسلامية متطرفة على علاقة بحزب التحرير الإسلامي.

وقد أعلن متحدث رسمي باسم الحكومة أن هذه المزاعم لم تثبت صحتها بعد التحقيقات، وأنه لا دليل على ذلك.

كما أن الدعم الحكومي للحضانة التي تم تعليقه أثناء التحقيق تم استئنافه مرة أخرى.

الخبر من مصدره الأصلي:

Claim on Islamic school dismissed

David Cameron's allegation that a school was linked to Islamic extremism has been dismissed by authorities.

Investigations by Haringey Council found no evidence of "inappropriate influence" at the Islamic Shakhsiyah Foundation school, in Tottenham, north London.

The probe was launched several weeks before Mr Cameron attacked the Prime Minister during Question Time, claiming the ISF was an "extremist Islamist foundation" and was a front for radical Muslim group, Hizb ut Tahrir.

A spokesman for the authority said: "No evidence was found to suggest inappropriate content or influence in the school. The school is taking steps to make sure that pupils learn about different cultures and traditions, including joint work with a local Church of England primary school".

Nursery funding for the school - which was suspended during the inquiry - has resumed, the spokesman added.

He said: "We will continue to monitor the nursery school and if any other matters are raised, we will look into them immediately".

Teachers working at another ISF-run school in Slough said the foundation was being "used" by politicians.

Gordon Brown had promised to investigate the claims put forward by the Tory leader after Mr Cameron said: "Two schools have been established by an extremist Islamist foundation, the ISF, that is a front organisation for Hizb ut Tahrir.

"They have secured a total of £113,000 of Government money, some of which was from the Pathfinder scheme, whose objective is meant to be preventing violent extremism. Can you explain how this completely unacceptable situation came about"?

Mr Brown replied: "This will be looked into in every detail. But I'm told the two schools you referred to have been inspected. I will look at what the results of these inspections are and write to you".

أضف تعليقك:	إعلام عبر البريد الإلكتروني عند نشر تعليق جديد
الاسم
البريد الإلكتروني	(لن يتم عرضه للزوار)
الدولة
عنوان التعليق
نص التعليق	رجاء، اكتب كلمة : تعليق في المربع التالي