Centrodestra in rivolta per l'imam che spiega quando pestare le donne
Outrage for the host of the Islamic show. Regional councilor and deputies press Sala.
Surprise, indignation, but not only that. The center-right also calls the mayor into question, to ask him who his interlocutors are on the subject of mosques.
In short, the case raised by the newspaper on the issue did not go unnoticed “Fair of Hope”, event organized by “Islamic relief” and scheduled for the Easter weekend in a venue in via Mecenate in Milan. It didn't go unnoticed, above all, the guest of honor, l'Imam Jasem Al Mutawa. The appointment is very ambitious: shows planned, concerts, un talent show, but also laboratories, conferences and workshops. And the advertising launch was also first rate, complete with sponsors, combined competitions and buses for fans arriving from half of Italy.
Now the guests of the "most anticipated event of the year" are also known and one in particular has attracted worried attention (but not on the left, apparently). It is Imam Al Mutawa, protagonist of a grotesque television performance: an interview in which he discussed beatings on women. «You can find a video online in which he teaches that wives should not be beaten with heavy sticks, but with a light hand, to make her understand who's in charge" Lorenzo Vidino explained when asked by the Giornale, among the leading experts on Islamic extremism. Vidino also explained that Abdel Mourou – other guest – «He is the spiritual leader of Al Nahda, essentially the Tunisian version of the Muslim Brotherhood" and that a third, Rajab Zaki is «the imam of the Finsbury Park mosque, considered the epicenter of the English Muslim Brotherhood".
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