Non, le Portugal n'a pas interdit toutes les pratiques islamiques

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00:00No, Portugal is not banning all Islamic practices.

00:06Viral claims on social media

00:09allege that Portugal is banning

00:10all Islamic laws and practices

00:12and that failing to comply

00:14will result in a €4,000 fine.

00:17This post on X has been seen

00:19more than 800,000 times

00:21and has been shared and liked

00:22thousands of times too

00:24and alleges that more and more EU countries

00:26will follow suit.

00:27It attaches a video

00:28which also makes the same claims

00:30noting that France, Italy, Sweden, Austria

00:33and Belgium are also going to implement

00:36the same measures.

00:37However, the claim that Portugal

00:39and other countries are banning

00:40all Islamic practices is wrong

00:42and appears to be an exaggeration

00:44of a recent bill to ban the wearing

00:46of face veils in public places.

00:48In mid-October, the Portuguese parliament

00:50approved a bill banning face veils

00:52worn for gender or religious reasons

00:54in public in a move seen as targeting

00:57the face coverings worn by some Muslim women.

01:00It was proposed by the far-right Jäger party

01:02and received support from the ruling

01:04centre-right PSD, the Liberal Initiative

01:06and the centre-right CDSPP.

01:09Anyone flouting the new law

01:11could face fines of between €200 and €4,000

01:14depending on the severity of the case.

01:17So the online claims clearly have some parallels

01:19to the face veils ban, but they've exaggerated

01:22and misconstrued the truth.

01:24The law will now be debated

01:25in a parliamentary committee

01:26where it may be amended

01:28before returning to the plenary

01:29for a final vote.

01:31President Marcelo Rebelo de Souza

01:33still needs to approve the law.

01:35Otherwise, he could veto it

01:37or send it to the Constitutional Court

01:39for review.

01:40Once fully approved,

01:41Portugal will join the likes of Austria,

01:43France, Belgium, Denmark

01:45and others in the group of European countries

01:47which have banned the burqa.

01:49But again, this doesn't mean

01:50that these countries have banned

01:52the practice of Islam.

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