There are unconfirmed reports that mosques across the African country are being destroyed, according to the International Business Times.
President Jose Edurado dos Santos reportedly told the Osun Defence daily: ‘This is the final end of Islamic influence in our country.’
Along with Islam, which is a religion associated with less than 1 per cent of the population of 19 million, 194 other ‘sects’ have been banned in the nation, where more than half the population is Christian.
Ms Cruz e Silva said: ‘The legalisation of Islam has not been approved by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights [and] their mosques will be closed until further notice.’
Clashes between Christians and Muslim people are frequently reported in the local media.
Yeah, clashes. No one can live with them.
I think Spain beat them by a few hundred years.
ReplyDeleteI hope they ban it because they recognize it as an intrusive government that masquerades as a religion.
ReplyDeleteSteve
I never thought I would say "Well done Angola, where you have taken the lead let all the right-thinking world follow"
ReplyDeleteThree cheers for freedom!!!