The French government impose new laws and restrictions to limit on religious citizens

France put new restrictions on religious citizens

The French government has imposed new laws to limit the activities of congregational prayer leaders (Imams) in this country.

According to French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin, congregational prayer leaders in French mosques must speak French and participate in secularism training courses.

Darmanin also announced on behalf of the French government to countries that send prayer leaders to France that the hiring of prayer leaders from other countries will be stopped from 2024.

Previously, the French Ministry of the Interior had issued an expulsion order for a Tunisian mosque Imam and preacher who had been residing in the country for forty years.

Islam today is considered the second-largest religion in France.

According to reported statistics, close to five to six million Muslims live in this country of 60 million people.