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Islamic Communities Oppose Proposed Ban on Political Islam

Islamic communities reject the accusations and call for an end to blanket suspicions. The integration minister states that a ban on the IGGÖ is no longer relevant.

6 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Islamic communities have decided to protest against the accusations of a proposed ban on political Islam. In a statement, they sharply reject the raised "blanket suspicions." This ban had been discussed by various parties but is no longer on the table, at least according to the integration minister.

The minister stated that a ban on the Islamic Faith Community (IGGÖ) is no longer being considered. This marks a shift in the public discussion, where questions about limiting extremist views and defending liberal principles play a role.

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