Abu al-Ala al-Mawdudi renews war against the Moroccan Muslim Brotherhood
The leaders of the Justice and Development
Party, along with the Brotherhood in Morocco, have chosen political and
political figures known to be affiliated with the Salafi and Brotherhood
currents of radical discourse to launch their name on the streets in Rabat;
What angered political activists, as they refused to name a street as "Abu
al-Ala al-Mawdudi", called "Abu al-Takfirin".
The Brotherhood of Morocco created this
controversy before, when they called on the streets and alleyways the names of
some Salafi and Brotherhood symbols, including Ahmed al-Naqib, Bassam Faraj,
Khaled al-Hammoudi and Hamad al-Dahlous, on the streets; They were subsequently
forced to remove the plaques bearing the names of the alleys after the anger
that prevailed on social media, and the discussions that accused justice and
development of extremism.
Moha Raddali, the head of the
Municipal Council of the city of Temara, who belongs to the Justice and
Development Party, disclaimed his responsibility for this crisis, claiming that
the labels date back to April 2006, as the city needed to name its
neighborhoods and alleys in light of its urban expansion, and the city council
at that time was formed from The Socialist Union of Popular Forces,
Independence, Justice and Development, as well as the Popular Movement and the
National Rally of Independents, he says.
He explained that the decision was approved
unanimously by all the party components without any abstention, pointing out
that errors are contained in terms of downloading names at the level of
technical interests, but errors can be remedied across institutional channels.
Moroccan activist Abdullah Bouchart
said: Justice and development - belonging to the International Brotherhood at
the ideological and ideological level - the Moroccan party - made the theorists
of hard-line thinking in the place of political symbols, when it wanted to
celebrate the "Mawdudi" ideals, and perpetuate their names that would
be dispatched on citizens' identification cards Citizens as residential
addresses, and this is very dangerous, when the citizen is forced to associate
his identification card with the name of a hard-line Salafi sheikh, very far
from his identity, country, and culture.
He added: This is a scandal that requires
urgent intervention by the Ministry of Interior to drop these names and change
them with national and local names, events and battles of the national
resistance in various regions of Morocco, as well as African leaders, friends
of Morocco if necessary.
It is noteworthy that Abi Al-Ala
Al-Mawdudi, who the Brotherhood gave his name to one of the alleys, is described
as an inspiration for takfir, as he advised that the soldiers and employees
division is forbidden to loyalty to the state, unless the state announces its
commitment to Islam as a reference for the rule, and that station was the
beginning of the seeds of “the thought of atonement of the state” Which later
moved to terrorist groups, led by ISIS.
