US EditionGermany bans activist influencer group Muslim Interaktiv, raids properties
- On November 5, 2025, Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt announced a ban on Muslim Interactive, with police searches in Hamburg, Berlin, and Hesse, including seven properties in Hamburg and two in other states.
- The ministry says Muslim Interactive pursued anti-constitutional aims, including calls for a caliphate, and authorities say the group combined street mobilisation with strong social media, drawing about 1,000 to a 2024 Hamburg demonstration.
- The minister, who recently hosted European counterparts at the Munich Migration Meeting, said the ban underscores his ministry's wider mission to safeguard democratic order across Europe and defends Germany's constitutional order and public safety against extremist agitation targeting Jews, women and minorities.
- The ban may bring increased police presence at rallies and stricter online mobilisation oversight, signaling tighter security enforcement for residents of Germany.
- Authorities emphasise that the measures target 'anti-constitutional behaviour,' with searches tied to two additional Islamist associations, including Generation Islam and Realität Islam, in Hamburg, Berlin, and Hesse.
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On Wednesday, the German Ministry of the Interior announced a ban on the Muslim Interaktiv Muslim community, accusing it of anti-Constitutional hostility and understanding among peoples. The German Minister of the Interior, Alexander Duprent (the Christian Social Party), said that "those who demand hostility to bring about succession on our streets, in an intolerable way incite against Israel and Jews, and despise the rights of women and minorit…
The extremist association kept causing disturbing images. It was very successful in social media.
Germany bans activist influencer group Muslim Interaktiv, raids properties
German authorities banned the Muslim Interaktiv influencer group, accusing it of anti-constitutional activities in calling for a caliphate, and raided the properties of two other Islamic groups on similar grounds on Wednesday.
According to the authorities, the association's attitude is anti-constitutional. The police searched several premises.
Germany Bans Muslim Group Calling For Caliphate, Cracks Down On Others
The German government on Wednesday banned a Muslim group, accusing it of violating human rights and the country's democratic values, and conducted raids against two other Muslim groups across the country.
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