Nearly half of British mosques run by hard-line sect

07 Sep 2007

Nearly half of all mosques in Britain are run by a hard-line Sunni sect, whose leading preacher in Britain calls on Muslims to “shed blood” in the name of religion, The Times reported on Friday. Citing a copy of a police report it had seen, the daily said that more than 600 of Britain’s 1,350 mosques were run by the Deobandi sect. Full Story

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