Promowanie umiarkowanych praktyk islamu w Mauretanii
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The Imam Kebé Mohamed reads the Quran under a traditional tent in Nouakchott on October 3, 2024. The imam has for several years been involved in the prevention of violent extremism among young people in collaboration with the Mourchidates network. In Mauritania, an island of stability in a West Africa struggling to combat the spread of jihadism, religious leaders play a key role in preventing violent extremism and combating terrorism by promoting a moderate practice of Islam. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), in partnership with the Ministry of Islamic Affairs and Education, the National Antenna for the Fight against Radicalization of the G5 Sahel and the Association of Women Heads of Household (AFCF), has set up a network of women religious guides called Mourchidates. After receiving training in 2022, these women volunteers travel throughout the country, to homes, markets, mosques and traditional schools to raise awareness among the most vulnerable. Their dialogue also extends to people who are already radicalized, including prisoners and their wives, to whom they provide economic and legal assistance. (Photo by MICHELE CATTANI / AFP)
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Promowanie umiarkowanych praktyk islamu w Mauretanii
2024-10-03
MICHELE CATTANI/AFP/East News
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MICHELE CATTANI
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