The French Council of the Muslim Worship (CFCM) saw a shipwreck.
This Thursday, January 20, a new captain was to take command of the ship: Chems-Eddine Hafiz, the current rector of the Mosque of Paris.
But he has been in rebellion for a year against the structure of which he was nevertheless the vice-president, because of a draft charter by the imam of the CFCM which he found too philo-Islamic and not sufficiently republican.
On March 20, 2021, Hafiz, a professional lawyer, even left
the CFCM ship
“definitively” with loss and a crash.
He took with him four founding federations of the CFCM including the former UOIF, the Muslim association of France.
He launched into the turbulent waters of Islam in France a new building, a frontally competing
"coordination"
which has since ceased to torpedo the CFCM in a merciless battle for influence.
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Last skirmish to date: last Friday, an internal email, signed by the dissidents of the CFCM and Chems-Eddine Hafiz in person.
He was announcing...
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