Laic Moslems

The laic Moslem are people who have like faith the Islam, practitioners or not practitioners, and who are for the Laïcité. Some of them are Imams or muftis, following the example Soheib Bencheikh. In countries where exist Moslem minorities, certain associations of laic Moslems are created like that of the laic Moslems of France , founded by Rachid Kaci.

Laic political parties

Algeria

In Algeria, there exist two laic political parties: FFS and RCD, both Berbéristes, collect with them two approximately 10% of the votes, other laic parties collect less than 1% of the votes, like Pt (Trotskiste) or MDS (Communiste).

Morocco

With the Morocco, a new party recently created is him also laic, the Parti Amazigh (berberist).

Turkey

In Turkey, the founder of the modern state Turkish, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk registered secularity in the Turkish constitution.

Perception of secularity among Moslems

France

According to a survey carried out by CEVIPOF, the word “secularity” is very or enough positive for 81% of the Moslems of French nationality against 84% among French (all religions confused).

Takfîr

Many people among the Moslems qualify the laic Moslems of apostates (in certain countries, the apostate can be carried out). The Imam Youssef Al-Qardaoui indicates on this subject, " Those among the Moslems who militate for a secular state are atheistic, they rejected Islam. To accept laws other than those of the Charia is only pure Apostasie " .

In Algeria, Moslem groups armed like the GSPC or Takfir wa el will hidjra assassinated several Moslems because they were not agreement with the Islamic sharia.

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