Moslems in Germany

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 81, 10 August 1923, Page 3

Moslems in Germany

MOSQUE BUILT IN BERLIN. "PAN-ENCLISH PROPAGANDA." Berlin, August 6. Remarkable sconec occurred at the laying of the foundation stono of a mosque in the suburb of Charlottonburg for tho furtl, eranco of Mohammedanism in Germany 'Mubar Akali, a representative of the Amadhia movement in Tslamism, laid the stone. Speaking in Eng'ish, he said the object of the movement was the.propagation of the pure religion of Islam throughout the world. The attendance included Egyptians; Persians, Indians and a representative of tbe Prussian Government. The Egyptians! freq".- ntly inteniipted Mubar Akali,* and later n oommitteo of the Egyptian National Party made a statement to tho Press, declaring that the Amadhia movement h being conducted by a group of Englishmen ahd Indians, in order to support' ; English colonial policy throughout Islam, and •that the English Government intends, through tho Amadhia party, to 'vff* tbe ■ new mosque for pan-