Cooked feelings

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, filed an appeal to the Sakhalin Regional Council about the decision of the South Sakhalin City Court on the recognition of the book "Pray (DUA) to God: its purpose and place in Islam" extremist. He reported this on the night of Thursday on his VK page. In what quality did Kadyrov appeal the court decision, is not specified.

Kadyrov also confirmed that he believes Judge Natalya Perechenko, who made this decision, and the prosecutor Tatyana Bilobrovets, who insisted on the ban on books, shaitans. “There is no need to appoint shaitans to the positions of prosecutors and judges - then no one will call them that,” he wrote. “I again say that they are shaitans and traitors. And those who do not consider them as well are also shaitans.”

So Kadyrov responded to criticism by the Prosecutor General of his demarche, made the day before. Then the official representative of the department, Marina Gridneva, said that "it is unacceptable to insult judges and prosecutors in the field related to their professional activities", "all the more publicly," and urged to solve legal issues in the legal field.

The decision on the ban on the book "Prayer (Dua) to God" "has nothing to do with their (Perechenko and Bilobroovets. - Ed.) Professional activity," Kadyrov noted. He called the Gridneva advice in the legal field "very strange", explaining that "the court decision on the Qur'an is unlawful." At the same time, he noticed that he acts precisely by legal methods, as he appealed.

“It cannot be excluded that the judge and the prosecutor could directly or indirectly act for the sake of hostile forces within the country or abroad,” Kadyrov continued. “Perhaps this is an attempt to cause a protest, riots in our country, to suffer Muslims and representatives of other faiths.”

The head of Chechnya called on the Prosecutor General and the Supreme Court "to urgently cancel the anti -Islamic and anti -Russian illegal document and immediately call for the response of the provocateurs." “Tomorrow, when the protests begin, it may be too late,” he warned.

In conclusion, Kadyrov referred to the words of Vladimir Putin, who called Russia the best friend of the Islamic world. "And the Islamic world lives on the Qur'an!" he reminded.

The decision on the recognition of the book "Prayer (Dua) to God" was issued on August 12 . Experts of the Owl Center noted the unlawful nature of the ban.

Kadyrov, having learned about this decision, was called by Perechenko and Belobrovets "national traitors and shaitans." He said that after filing an appeal, he would seek that Perechenko’s decision is recognized as an “extremist nature, deliberately aimed at undermining stability in Russia”. "I demand a strict punishment for provocateurs who made this court decision and trying to blow up the situation in our country," Kadyrov emphasized.

“If they don’t deal with them properly, then the criminal will be made from me first of all,” the head of Chechnya assured. “I will personally call them to the answer, because for me there is nothing higher than the Qur'an in this life.”