The active use of the occupants by punishers and special services to persecute the Crimean Tatars of the “Crimean muftiate” Emirali Ablaev, who is closely associated with the criminal “Chairman of Crimea” Sergei Aksyonov, has been going on for more than a year. The other day, the infidel propaganda channel Millet published a statement by “deputy mufti” Raim Gafarov that all mosques should be subordinate exclusively to the spiritual leader Emirali Ablaev.
“Otherwise, each of them is treated as a germ that can join the “prohibited organizations”, which are instruments of ambition or political or financial goals, - informs Crimean Reintegration Association. - This reference of the “muftiate” is simple - the non-recognition of the same Ablaev by the Crimean Tatars as their “spiritual leader” means not just an illegal prohibition by the occupiers to perform rituals, but also a real prospect of prison from criminal invaders.
At the same time, the same Millet quoted all sorts of “experts” who demanded “intensify the fight against extremists,” as well as a certain “teacher of school No. Tahrir al-Islami”
According to experts, the purpose of spreading such absurd statements by the occupiers is to intensify the persecution of Crimean Tatars in the occupied territory, including members of local Majlis precisely as “terrorists” from Hizb ut-Tahrir.
“At the same time, supporters of this religious movement have never really made up the majority of Crimean Tatar activists. Forcing the propaganda of infidels on the issue of alleged Islamic terrorism in Crimea can be informational preparation for new provocations of the aggressor in this direction.”
At the same time, human rights activists reported about the “genocide” that the invaders are perpetrating for the indigenous people of Crimea - 90 percent of those whom the Rashists mobilized on the peninsula to send to war are Crimean Tatars.
Source: Fakty
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