Marching for Islam- pt 1 of 3
- 14 years ago
In October 2009, al-Muhajiroun announced they would be marching through central London to demand the establishment of Shariah law in Britain.
Fearful of causing division within the Muslim Ummah, Britain's wider Muslim population had largely ignored the fringe group. For some however, they had now gone a step too far.
A counter-march was announced by various Muslim and non-Muslim organisations to openly confront al-Muhajiroun; Opening hitherto internal conflicts of identity, allegiance and democratic freedoms.
Features interviews with Anjem Choudary, Shaykh Mikail Mumisa, Tehmina Kazi, Jamie Spitz Renwick, Fariz Ibrahim and Shaaz Mahboob.
Fearful of causing division within the Muslim Ummah, Britain's wider Muslim population had largely ignored the fringe group. For some however, they had now gone a step too far.
A counter-march was announced by various Muslim and non-Muslim organisations to openly confront al-Muhajiroun; Opening hitherto internal conflicts of identity, allegiance and democratic freedoms.
Features interviews with Anjem Choudary, Shaykh Mikail Mumisa, Tehmina Kazi, Jamie Spitz Renwick, Fariz Ibrahim and Shaaz Mahboob.