Muslims with radical views should not be allowed communicate with Irish community, says Dublin Imam

Those with a radical interpretation of Islam should not be allowed to come to Ireland to communicate with the Muslim community, the Imam of the Al-Mustafa Islamic Centre in Dublin has said.

Muslims with radical views should not be allowed communicate with Irish community, says Dublin Imam

Those with a radical interpretation of Islam should not be allowed to come to Ireland to communicate with the Muslim community, the Imam of the Al-Mustafa Islamic Centre in Dublin has said.

Shaykh Dr Muhammad Umar Al-Qadri said that Islamic radicals are not necessarily here to recruit terrorist fighters, but they should not be allowed to preach to the Muslim community in Ireland.

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