Berlin bans controversial mosque association

berlin - The municipality of Berlin prohibited the mosque association Fussilet. The terrorist Anis Amri which crashed into in December at the Christmas market in the German capital frequently wrong in these circles.

Police searched six o'clock Tuesday morning 24 homes and businesses in Berlin. In addition, up to 460 people were employed. The police stated that the prayer was a meeting place for Islamists who were prepared to use violence. The managers concluded its own initiative the mosque a week ago. Fussilet has now also terminated the lease of the property.

In the mosque, according to the authorities in the past collected include money for attacks in Syria. While education for Muslims in prayer house young people were recruited for the armed struggle of the terrorist organization Islamic State.

The 24-year-old Tunisian Amri visited the mosque frequently for his hit on December 19 with a stolen truck. He killed eleven visitors to the market and left more than fifty wounded behind. He himself was on December 23 in Italy shot dead by police.