روسيا: السلطات الأمنية تشدد مراقبتها للمساجد ورموز الدعوة

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

لا تزال القوات الأمنية الخاصة في "روسيا" تقوم بمداهمة المساجد واعتقال النشطاء الإسلاميين؛ حيث تسعى لمنع تأثير الأصوليين وانتشار الأصولية الإسلامية على المجتمع وطبقة رجال الدعوة، بعد اعتقال نحو 300 مسلم خلال الأشهر القليلة الماضية.

وقد اعتبرت السلطات الأمنية أن التعاون بين بعض الرموز الدينية المحلية والأزهر خطرٌ؛ حيث تعتبر السلطات أن الأزهر مركزًا للأصولية؛ ولذلك تسعى لتقويض دعاته والتواصل مع خريجيه لصالح ما تسميه بالإسلام الروسي المحلي؛ مما يشعل صراعًا بين الجمعيات الدينية الإسلامية مختلفة التوجه في الداخل الروسي؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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الخبر من مصدره الأصلي:

Special services tightly and rigidly control Muslim centers of Moscow and St. Petersburg, conducting raids to prevent religious extremism. However, the hidden struggle between various official Muslim organizations to increase their administrative and lobbying abilities, as well as social influence, remains unnoticed.

Activities of radical Muslim organizations in Russia grow. Intelligence agencies continue to discover centers of ethno-religious extremism not only in the North Caucasus and Volga republics, but also in major cities of the country.

Activists of radical extremist groups were arrested in St. Petersburg a few months ago. As many as 300 people were locked in a makeshift mosque on the territory of Apraxin Yard market. Most of those people were subsequently released. As a result of the raid, criminal cases were filed under articles about public calls to terrorist activities and the justification of terrorist activities. Inspections revealed a significant share of illegal immigrants among the detainees. Labor migrants from the market formed a favorable environment for the distribution of extremist ideas.

According to representatives of security services, contacts of local clergy with Islamic leaders, who were educated at Cairo University, were regarded as extremely dangerous. The university is seen as the key ideological center of radical Islam. In addition, officers had questions to the imam of the mosque, the head of the Tajik diaspora in St. Petersburg, Abdurakhman Akilov.

The prayer room in the above-mentioned market of St. Petersburg appears in criminal records of regional law enforcement agencies on a regular basis. Organized by members of Tajik and Afghan diasporas in the mid-2000s, "the improvised mosque" is able to house up to 1,000 people. During religious holidays, given the massive influx of believers, the mosque turns into a center where foreign elements are concentrated. This traditionally causes concerns among local residents, who live near the market. Moreover, the mosque on the Apraskin Yard market directly competes with regional leaders of the Spiritual Board of Muslims of the European part of Russia (known for Russian initials as DUM ER), which adheres to traditional Russian Islam and has close contacts with power structures of the Russian Federation.