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Demands Answers About the Financing of the Mosque

The Christian Democrats in Karlstad are demanding answers about how the construction of the mosque in Rud is financed. According to group leader Sarah Kullgren, the financing has been shrouded in mystery. – We have asked many times where the money comes from, but have not received any answers, she says.

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Värmlands Folkblad broke the news 9 hours ago on Friday, September 11, 2026.

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