
More than 20 thousand Russian children and young people were trained at foreign Islamic centers and today are returned to Russia with “fully zombified” extremists. Such data were given on Wednesday by the Supreme Mufti of Russia Talgat Tajuddin on a "direct line" in the editorial office of Izvestia newspaper.
According to the Central Spiritual Administration of Muslims of Russia and the European CIS countries, in the last decade, the foreign Islamic centers of Wahhabitsky were organized to 20 year old camps, each of which is designed for 200-250 children. By testing, they selected children for long -term training abroad. Now these extremists are returning to Russia and claiming spiritual leadership.
According to Talgat Tajuddin, this is one of the reasons that the Muslim clergy should be re -certified in the Russian spiritual administrations of Muslims, RIA Novosti reports. “The proverb says,” the Supreme Mufti of Russia reminded, “that if the crow is the leader of the people, then it will lead him to a landfill.”
Talgat Tajuddin noted that "at a turning point, the vast majority of the Muslim clergy of Russia did not go about the nationalist organizations of our country." “The contrasts of peoples and faiths are blasphemous before God. Even believers and unbelievers cannot be opposed,” Talgat Tajuddin emphasized.
Emissaries of extremist Islamic organizations operate in 40 regions of Russia
Representatives of radical Islamic organizations, which in the coming days may be outlawed in Russia, are currently operating in 40 regions of the country. This was reported on Wednesday by Interfax Sources in the power structures of the Russian Federation.
"According to Russian law enforcement agencies, emissaries of 15 organizations that can be recognized by the court with terrorist, conduct active activities to recruit militants and extremists for actions in the country and abroad," said the representative of the power department.
In addition, he noted, activists of these organizations are raising funds for propaganda and sabotage work in the territory of the Russian Federation and neighboring countries.
"We have data that many of these organizations are funded from abroad, in particular, from Saudi Arabia and a number of other countries of the Middle East," said the representative of the security forces.
He recalled that on February 14, the Supreme Court of the Russian Federation will consider the statement of the Prosecutor General of Russia, in which, in accordance with the Law of the Russian Federation "On the Combat of Terrorism", the issue of recognition by terrorist and liquidation of 15 organizations is raised.
"If these organizations are recognized as terrorist to them, in accordance with the law, material sanctions will be applied, in particular, property confiscated, funds in bank accounts were arrested and transferred to state revenue," the representative of the security forces explained
The "black" list submitted by the FSB of Russia to the Prosecutor General’s Office includes:
1. "Higher Military Majlis Ul -Shura of the United Forces of the Mujahidens of the Caucasus" (Chechnya, leader - Basaev);
2. "Congress of the peoples of Ichkeria and Dagestan" (Chechnya, leaders - Shamil Basayev, Movladi Udugov);
3. "Base" ("al -Qaeda" , Afghanistan, leader - Usama Ben Laden);
4. "Asbat al-Ansar" (Lebanon);
5. "Holy War" ("Al-Jihad", Holy War, Egypt);
6. "Islamic Group" ("Al-Gamaa al-Islamia", Egypt);
7. "Muslim Brothers" ("Al-Ihvan al-Muslimun", Muslim Brotherhouse, International);
8. "Party of Islamic Liberation" ("Hizb Ut-Tahrir al-Islami", Islamic Salvation Party, international);
9. "Lashkari Tayba" (Pakistan);
10. "Islamic group" ("Jamaati Islam", Pakistan);
11. "Movement" Taliban " (Afghanistan);
12. "Islamic Party of Turkestan" (former Islamic movement of Uzbekistan );
13. "Society of Social Reforms" ("Jamyat al-Islah al-jitimai", Social Reform Society, Kuwait);
14. "The Society of the Renaissance of the Islamic Heritage" ("Jamyat by their AT-Tour Al-Islam", Islamic Heritage Revival Society, Kuwait);
15. "Two shrines" ("al-Haramein", Saudi Arabia).