Pulled report by the Muslim Brotherhood as a “alarmist” of academics and civil society – politico

Some alleged evidence are presented in the report, although the connections to the Islamist group are not always clear. However, the document observed by Politico and reported by several branches did not seem to record particularly sensitive information. Interview with the Daily Le Parisien said that in an interview with Daily Le Parisien, several points would remain classified in the report for security reasons.

Franck Frégosi, a political scientist specializing in Islam in France, whose work was cited in the report himself, spoke to several media to decipher what he described as the “alarmist” of the document.

In an interview with France Inter, Frégosi argued that the document as a result of the influence of the Muslim Brotherhood argued the common behavior of the Muslim members of the community – e.g.

Nadia Fadil, Associate Professor at the Belgium Catholic Universiteit Leuven, who researches Islam in Europe, argued that the results have summarized various groups from the entire spectrum of Muslim civil society-a “fauline trope”, which is comparable to Karl Marx with the tying of all left-wing movements to social democracy.

The French Council of Muslim faith-a organization, which was created by the then interesting minister Nicolas Sarkozy and who has long been the main conversation partner of the state for Muslim affairs until President Emmanuel Macron broke off the relationship with him in 2023 that it was particularly concerned that the serious facilities that described against institutions as Muslim brotherhood was particularly concerned were assigned to the creation of a constant Muslim.

Some of the groups mentioned in the report, which are either as representatives of the Muslim Brotherhood or ideologically, have also pushed back.

The forum of the European Muslim Youth and Student Organizations (Femyso), a European Muslim student roof organization, which is connected to the Islamist group in the report [them] with political units. ”

The Federation of the French Muslims described in the report as “National Brotherhood in France”, which described the allegations as “unfounded”.