On April 25, the Vakhitovsky District Court of Kazan arrested 14 alleged members of the pan-Islamic organization “Hizb”. About this “Idel. Realities."
ut-Tahrir reports that the court arrested Ainur Shamsutdinova, Radika Yapparova, Renata Galimova, Faila Altynbaeva, Kamila Gilmanova, Ramilya Ishmeeva, Danilu Bagautdinova, Zafara Yakubova, Niaza Kamaliyeva, Alberta Saifullina, Talyara Mingazova and Almaza Khamdeeva until June 20. The case of two more participants is unknown, as most of the meetings were held behind closed doors.
All those arrested are accused of involvement in the Hizb organization (Part 2 of Article 205.5 of the Criminal Code), recognized as terrorist in Russia. They themselves deny any connection with the organization.
ut-Tahrir any - Accused on April 24 after numerous searches. The FSB reported that the intelligence services found “a large amount of prohibited literature” and “reports on recruitment work with newly involved adherents,” and also seized documentary materials “confirming the suspects’ carrying out anti-constitutional propaganda work among the Muslims of the republic.” It was also noted that among the detainees there are leaders of the Kazan cell of the organization. detained Press service - The Hizb organization was declared terrorist by decision of the Supreme Court. However, a number of experts from human rights organizations, including the SOVA Center, believe that there is no reason for this - members of Hizb were not seen to be involved in committing or preparing terrorist attacks. Subdivisions of the party legally operate in many countries of the world, although they are labeled by local authorities as Muslim organizations of a “fundamentalist” persuasion. ut-Tahrirut-Tahrir