Credit: FRED TANNEAU / AFP Anwar Kbibech, president of the CFCM, November 27, 2015.
After the attack on the church Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray perpetrated by two terrorists claiming Daesh, religious show their unity against the risk of tensions. The day after the attack, Hollande received at the Elysee representatives of cults. “We can not be drawn into the political game Daesh who wants to stand against each other children of the same family”, said Cardinal André Vingt-Trois after the meeting.
Thursday, July 28, the french Council of the Muslim Faith (CFCM), chaired by Anwar Kbibech, called imams and faithful to go to Sunday Mass to express “solidarity and sympathy” after the “cowardly assassination” of father Jacques Hamel. The representative body of the Muslim Faith also calls all some 2,500 mosques in France to seize the opportunity of preaching the next Friday prayer to “evoke play a prominent role in the Muslim respect for other religions, and respect for people of faith who wear them. “
at the same time, the Catholics of France are called to meet on Friday a day of fasting and prayer for peace in the world. “No God, who created life, can not ask us to kill us. We want to walk together in trust and respect, build common projects,” says the president of the Bishops Conference, Archbishop Georges Pontier.
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