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Muslims 'ordered to LEAVE Christmas market after setting-up Islam information stall'
MUSLIMS who set up an information stand at a Christmas market have been asked to shut it down after worried locals concerned about security complained to the town hall.
By ZOE EFSTATHIOU
02:52, Fri, Dec 2, 2016 | UPDATED: 13:44, Fri, Dec 2, 2016
Residents of Rüdesheim have complained about the stall
The Christmas market in the town of Rüdesheim on the Rhine, Germany, is a popular tourist destination famed for its festive atmosphere, which traditionally features stalls selling mulled wine, frankfurters and gifts.
But members of the Ahmadiyya Islamic community set up an information booth this year which has offended locals who complain that the stand is not in-fitting with the spirit of Christmas.
This does not belong at a Christmas market!
Rüdesheim resident
Local residents confronted the Muslims operating the stall at Rüdesheim town hall and asked them to vacate the market.
One outraged resident said: "This does not belong at a Christmas market!"
Although some members of the Rüdesheim community have complained to police, law enforcement does not have the power to force the operators of the stand to close the booth.
Residents have complained that the Muslim stall is out of place at the market
The stand’s operators attended the the town hall meeting, where they were asked to vacate because of the “danger potential due to the violent public reactions”.
Local people argued that a stand “which is obviously a question of the Koran design” does not belong at a Christmas market.
But Rüdesheim mayor Volker Mosler - from Angela Merkel’s CDU party - hit out at complainants.
The town mayor condemned residents for their intolerance
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world...arket-germany-islam-R-desheim-danger-concerns
MUSLIMS who set up an information stand at a Christmas market have been asked to shut it down after worried locals concerned about security complained to the town hall.
By ZOE EFSTATHIOU
02:52, Fri, Dec 2, 2016 | UPDATED: 13:44, Fri, Dec 2, 2016
Residents of Rüdesheim have complained about the stall
The Christmas market in the town of Rüdesheim on the Rhine, Germany, is a popular tourist destination famed for its festive atmosphere, which traditionally features stalls selling mulled wine, frankfurters and gifts.
But members of the Ahmadiyya Islamic community set up an information booth this year which has offended locals who complain that the stand is not in-fitting with the spirit of Christmas.
This does not belong at a Christmas market!
Rüdesheim resident
Local residents confronted the Muslims operating the stall at Rüdesheim town hall and asked them to vacate the market.
One outraged resident said: "This does not belong at a Christmas market!"
Although some members of the Rüdesheim community have complained to police, law enforcement does not have the power to force the operators of the stand to close the booth.
Residents have complained that the Muslim stall is out of place at the market
The stand’s operators attended the the town hall meeting, where they were asked to vacate because of the “danger potential due to the violent public reactions”.
Local people argued that a stand “which is obviously a question of the Koran design” does not belong at a Christmas market.
But Rüdesheim mayor Volker Mosler - from Angela Merkel’s CDU party - hit out at complainants.
The town mayor condemned residents for their intolerance
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world...arket-germany-islam-R-desheim-danger-concerns
