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Spain: Muslim cleric tried to indoctrinate children into becoming Islamic State jihadis

“Spain: Muslim cleric tried to indoctrinate children into becoming Islamic State jihadis”, Jihad Watch, December 9, 2023:

“Spanish police said Thursday they had arrested a 44-year-old imam who worked as an Arabic teacher and used his position “to radicalise minors” and recruit possible Islamic State (IS) members.

The Guardia Civil police force said the suspect was arrested on November 29 following an investigation which began last year after police identified him as having links to jihadist ideology and trying to indoctrinate minors.

The suspect, who worked at a Madrid mosque, had been detained “for using his role as a teacher to radicalise the minors he taught and to recruit potential members for Daesh”, using the Arabic acronym for the IS group…..”

Read the full article at Jihadwatch.org

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