Zakon isto tako jasno podvlači da zakoni države imaju prednost nad vjerskim pravilima
Austrijska vlada usvojila je nacrt zakona o islamu, koji treba da se djeluje protiv širenja mržnje i radikalizacije.

Zabrana finansiranja hodža i džamija iz inostranstva glavni je dio novog zakona o islamu.

Pošto novi zakon zabranjuje djelovanje hodža koji su plaćeni iz inostranstva, oko 65 islamskih propovjedača, koje plaća turska vlada, moraće do kraja iduće godine da napuste Austriju.

Ministar za integraciju Sebastian Kurtz i ministar bez portfelja Joseph Ostermayer nisu prihvatili zahtjev Islamske vjerske zajednice u Austriji da se uvede prelazni rok od 15 godina, već su ostali pri tome da se problem stranih hodža i finansiranja iz inostranstva riješi do kraja iduće godine.

Takođe nacrt zakona, koji treba da prođe parlament, predviđa da sva udruženja i klubovi koji imaju i vjerska djelovanja ubuduće moraju da djeluju pod zvaničnim vjerskim društvima kao što je Islamska zajednica u Austriji, ili Alevitska zajednica.

Zakon isto tako jasno podvlači da zakoni države imaju prednost nad vjerskim pravilima.

Predsjednik Islamske zajednice u Austriji Fuat Sanac ne podržava zakon o islamu, posebno dio koji se tiče finansiranja iz inostranstva i najavljuje da će njegova organizacija da se izjasni 22. decembra u odgovoru vladi Austrije.

On je izrazio nadu da će nacrt zakona biti izmijenjen i da će se prilagoditi tako da turske hodže mogu ostati u zemlji.

Inače zakon predviđa i da se propovijedi drže na njemačkom jeziku.

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Austria passes law on Islam, banning foreign funding and requiring imams to speak German
FEBRUARY 25, 2015 3:34 PM BY ROBERT SPENCER 29 COMMENTS

sebastian-kurz“We want a future in which increasing numbers of imams have grown up in Austria speaking German, and can in that way serve as positive examples for young Muslims.” Are they unable to recruit for jihad in German? This measure is largely cosmetic, but at least it is something, rather than nothing at all, which is what most Western countries are doing.

“Austria passes law on Islam, banning foreign funding,” by Philippe Schwab, Agence France Presse, February 25, 2015 (thanks to Lookmann):

Vienna: Austria’s parliament adopted legislation Wednesday amending laws on Muslim organisations to ban foreign sources of financing and require imams to be able to speak German.

The new law aims to promote what conservative Integration Minister Sebastian Kurz calls an “Islam of European character” by muting the influence of foreign Muslim nations and organisations, and offering Austrian Muslims a mix of increased rights and obligations in practising their faith in the central European country.

Austria’s previous “law on Islam” dates from 1912, after the annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina by the Austro-Hungarian empire.

The two-year-old bill passed by parliament Wednesday predates the recent jihadist violence in France and Denmark, but is designed to “clearly combat” the growing influence of radical Islam, Kurz said….

Passage of the law comes amid estimates indicating around 200 people from Austria — including women and minors — have gone to Syria and Iraq to join jihadist militias like Islamic Front.A poll published by the OGM institute Tuesday found 58 percent of Austrians feeling radicalisation of the nation’s Muslims was underway.

To combat the rising risk of radical indoctrination of foreign origin, the legislation bans Islamic cultural organisations and imams in Austria from receiving funding from abroad.

It also requires the nearly 450 Muslim organisations in the country to demonstrate a “positive approach towards society and the state” in order to continue receiving official licensing.

Imams will be obliged to be able to speak German under the law — a bid to make their comments more accessible and transparent, while also facilitating the fuller integration of Islam into wider Austrian society.

“We want a future in which increasing numbers of imams have grown up in Austria speaking German, and can in that way serve as positive examples for young Muslims,” Kurz explained ahead of the vote.

The legislation also accords Muslims the right to consult Islamic clerics on the staffs of hospitals, retirement homes, prisons and in the armed forces.

Muslims in Austria will also have the right to halal meals in those institutions as well as in public schools, and will be allowed to skip work on Islamic holidays.

The adopted text scaled back farther-reaching measures contained in an earlier version, including the imposition of an “official” Koran in German that had sparked considerable controversy.

Yet the legislation has still generated opposition.

Before its adoption Turkey’s leading Muslim cleric, Mehmet Gormez, decried the bill as “a 100-year regression,” arguing no complaints have ever been lodged about the fact that Turkey funds many imams in Austria.

The country’s main Islamic group, the Islamic Religious Authority of Austria, approved the bill despite other organisations denouncing its restrictions as “discrimination” that other religions aren’t saddled with….

Austrian man sentenced for posting ISIS atrocities on Facebook
Published time: February 28, 2015 19:05 Get short URL
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A court in Vienna has handed a six-month conditional sentence to a young man who posted images of Islamic State atrocities and propaganda to his Facebook page.

The man's name has not been made public; he has only been described as a 20-year-old Kurdish male from Vienna, Austria, Press Agency reported.

The man was among 13 people arrested by police at the end of November due to links with Mirsad O, and Islamic preacher from the Austrian capital who is accused of radicalizing youths and recruiting them to fight for the Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL) in Syria.

Security was heightened around the courtroom during the trial; eight armed guards with balaclavas covering their faces were stationed outside.

The young man was sentenced for posting images of decapitated and impaled heads and other atrocities committed by IS jihadists in Syria and Iraq on his Facebook page.

The gruesome pictures were accompanied by approving comments from the owner of the account.

According to the man, he was born in Iraq and had “nothing to do with religion until the age of 15 or 16.”

But then the realization that he was surrounded by unworthy people, like “drug dealers, gamblers and idiots” made him turn to Islam, he said.

The young man acknowledged that posting Islamic State images online was "really stupid” of him.

“Decapitating someone is really disgusting, I’m the kind of person who can’t even stand the sight of his own blood,” he told the judge, adding that by his actions he only wanted to “provoke” his former friends.

The young man was initially handed a six-month prison sentence, but due to him having no previous criminal record, his punishment was reduced to a conditional sentence and three-year probation.

The man said the arrest has “really opened his eyes,” adding that he plans to work as a trainer at a gym after his sentence is over.

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Earlier this week, Austria's parliament passed controversial amendments to the country’s 1912 Islam law.

The bill, which is partly aimed at tackling radical Islam in the nation, bans foreign funding for Islamic organizations in the country and requires Austrian Muslims to submit and use a standardized German translation of the Koran.

Such restrictions are not applied to any other religion represented in Austria.

Half-a-million Muslims, the majority of whom are migrant workers from Turkey, make up around six percent of the country’s population.

Around 170 people have left Austria to fight for the jihadist Islamic State, which has established a caliphate ruled by Sharia law in parts of Syria and Iraq.

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