IBTimes:
A number of news outlets have reported that the Southwest African nation of Angola has "banned" Islam and started to dismantle mosques in a bold effort to stem the spread of Muslim extremism.
Weekly French-language Moroccan newspaper La Nouvelle Tribune published an article on Friday sourcing "several" Angolan officials, including the country's Minister of Culture, Rosa Cruz, who reportedly offered the following remarks, which have been translated from French:
"The process of legalization of Islam has not been approved by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, their mosques would be closed until further notice." The media reports did not describe why exactly Islam apparently faces a need to be legalized despite having had a presence in the country for many years.
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Meanwhile, in the UK:
UK Telegraph: A group with undeclared links to the Islamist Muslim Brotherhood and the terror group Hamas has been holding meetings at the Houses of Parliament.
Looks like Angolans and Japanese are the only with any brains left! Good for them!
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