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Some 1,000 protestors gathered in Hamburg’s Steindamm Street on Saturday, calling for an end to “dictatorship values,” according to the German daily Die Welt.
In a video posted on X, the crowd can be seen responding to shouts of ‘Takbir’ with “Allahu Akbar.” The video also shows the mob shouting part of the Shahada in Arabic, "There's no God but God."
One demonstrator held a placard that read “Caliphate is the solution,” while others held signs with the inscription “Gaza has won the info war.”
The German daily newspaper noted the rally was organized by a group named "Muslim Interaktiv," which also posted the video from the rally on its X account under the banner “Do not obey liars! Impressions from today's demonstration in Hamburg.”
Protestors demonstrate at rally in Hamburg, Germany. April 27, 2024. (credit: SCREENSHOT/X)
According to Ynet and German media, a leader of "Muslim Interaktiv" is the 25-year-old Joe Adade Boateng, also known as Raheem Boateng, who is studying education at the University of Hamburg.
In a video posted on X, the crowd can be seen responding to shouts of ‘Takbir’ with “Allahu Albar.” The video also shows the mob shouting part of the Shahada, "Lā ʾIlāha ʾIllā Allah."
Some 1,000 protestors gathered in Hamburg’s Steindamm Street on Saturday, calling for an end to “dictatorship values,” according to the German daily Die Welt.
In a video posted on X, the crowd can be seen responding to shouts of ‘Takbir’ with “Allahu Akbar.” The video also shows the mob shouting part of the Shahada in Arabic, "There's no God but God."
One demonstrator held a placard that read “Caliphate is the solution,” while others held signs with the inscription “Gaza has won the info war.”
The German daily newspaper noted the rally was organized by a group named "Muslim Interaktiv," which also posted the video from the rally on its X account under the banner “Do not obey liars! Impressions from today's demonstration in Hamburg.”
Behind Muslim Interaktiv
Die Welt further stated that according to the Hamburg Office for the Protection of the Constitution, the group is an extremist Islamist organization affiliated with the Hizb ut-Tahrir, a pan-Islamist, fundamentalist political organization that has for the purpose of the re-establishment of a caliphate. This political organization is banned from operating in Germany, as per the Hamburg office.According to Ynet and German media, a leader of "Muslim Interaktiv" is the 25-year-old Joe Adade Boateng, also known as Raheem Boateng, who is studying education at the University of Hamburg.
