The protection of Constitution in North Rhine-Westphalia deals with a network of Islamist women. They fill gaps in salafistischen scene because many male leaders are in custody in course of a criminal prosecution, said chief of government Burkhard Freier of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung.

"In North Rhine-Westphalia we have a so-called sister network with 40 women in view." This network has a complete salafistisches program on offer – from raising children to cooking and interpreting religious rules to baiting against "non-believers". The Salafistinnen network advertising and was aggressively on net, said Freier.

According to constitutional Guardians, women also indoctrinate ir children from a small scale. "This makes Salafism a family affair. Something is beginning to arise, which is much more difficult to resolve: namely Salafistische parts of society. " Although not every Salafist is a terrorist, newspaper said free. "But every jihadist terrorist we have experienced in Europe in recent years came from salafistischen scene."

Women and children are believed to be dangerous offences

The Salafism is a backward-facing, extremely conservative flow of Islam. His followers refer exclusively to Koran, every form of modernization reject m. The aim of Salafists is to complete transformation of State, legal order and society according to ir rules.

The few of approximately 10,800 Salafists in Germany are considered to be violent or as a so-called Islamist threat. Conversely, almost all Islamist assassins depend on this current of Islam.

In mid-December, it became known that security authorities in Germany classify several women and adolescents as Islamist endangering m – and thus potentially trust m with a act. Among total of about 720 Islamist Gefährdern in country is a low single-digit proportion of women and children. Constitutional protection chief Hans-Georg Maaßen warned against a danger from Islamist women and children, especially from those who return from former combat areas of terrorist militia "Islamic State".

Date Of Update: 27 December 2017, 12:02