بريطانيا: المركز الثقافي الإسلامي يزور الطلاب للتعريف بالإسلام

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

أعلن قادة العمل الإسلامي ببلدة "كراولي" جنوب العاصمة البريطانية "لندن"، من خلال المركز الثقافي الإسلامي والمساجد المحلية - عن رغبتهم في التوجه إلى طلاب المراحل الثانوية من المسلمين وغيرهم لنشر المعلومات الدينية الصحيحة عن الإسلام، ولحمايتهم من المعلومات والدعوات المغلوطة والمغرضة.

وأكد القائمون على المبادرة ضرورة التحدث إلى الشباب في هذه المرحلة لحمايتهم من الأفكار الخاطئة، وتصحيح المعلومات المغلوطة التي روَّجها الإعلام عن الإسلام، وتعريف غير المسلمين بحقيقة الإسلام ودعوته؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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MUSLIM leaders in Crawley want to visit secondary schools to stop children being brainwashed into travelling to Syria to join ISIS.

Having condemned the "evil" Paris terror attacks, trustees at the Crawley Islamic Cultural Centre and Mosque now want to set up talks between imams and both Muslim and non-Muslim youngsters.

The team running the Langley Green mosque, on the junction of Martyrs Avenue and London Road, want to prevent Crawley teenagers being lured to Syria.

Efforts are also being made to reduce the danger of youngsters being radicalised online.

Safir Ahmad, who since May has been secretary at the mosque, said: "We must speak out against all evil.

"We must work hard to prevent our youngsters being misled at this very vulnerable age by evil minded people.

"We have discussed the idea of visiting schools with our imams, who are born and bred in Crawley.

"It was first talked about after the circumstances in London when the schoolgirls went to Syria.

"And now after what happened in Paris we want to hopefully do this soon.

"It is a worry and we won't wait for something to happen in Crawley before taking action."

The 63-year-old believes imams need to speak with both Muslim and non-Muslim children.

"They can talk to the Muslim children to explain just who ISIS really are and how they are not part of our religion, to warn them against being brainwashed," he added.

"It could also be useful to speak with the non-Muslim students to make them aware that it is a tiny minority of people who are misguided.

"Make it clear to them that Islam is a religion of peace.