Raid in Hamburg: Forbidden Islamic Center searched again

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prohibition of the Islamic Center Hamburg: Effects on the community

The latest ban from the Islamic Center Hamburg (IZH) and its sub -organizations not only has legal consequences, but also raises questions about future developments within the Shiite community in Germany. After a current search by the police, which took place in the early morning, the IZH is critical of the constitutional protection authorities and politics.

The raids in focus

The police, as part of a nationwide ban, searched the IZH and several additional locations in other federal states. These measures are the result of a persistent observation of the association, which is considered extremist and closely associated with the Iranian regime. The decisive search of the so -called Blue Mosque in Hamburg took place for the second time within a few months and shows the increasing commitment of the authorities.

political demands and social pressure

The closure of the IZH is required by many sides, both by the citizens of Hamburg and the Bundestag. The political actors are concerned about the activities of the center, which are considered a threat to the free democratic basic order. Observations of Hamburg's constitutional protection show that the IZH has established a network that influences numerous Shiite mosques and clubs, which further confirms the concerns.

The influence on the Shiites in Germany

The ban on the IZH could have far -reaching consequences for the Shiite community in Germany. The center is considered an important propaganda center of the Iranian regime in Europe and has been the focus of the constitutional protection since the 1990s. Experts warn that the closure of the IZH not only affects a specific organization, but also could influence the structures and networks within the entire Shiite community.

A look into the future

The reactions to the ban and the raids will be observed in the latest weeks. It remains to be seen how the community reacts to these repressive measures and whether alternative rooms and organizations are created to compensate for the influence of the center. The next steps of the political managers and security authorities will decide whether the IZH's ban can be seen as a success or whether the Lived religion of the Shiites in Germany is forced into a defensive attitude.

Overall, this situation reflects the overall social challenges that result from extremist currents in the country, and underlines the need for constant observation and analysis of such groups.

- Nag