Reveals: Here the Imams Offer Help with Polygamy
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Filmed with a hidden camera and encouraging marriage with four women.
Imams at large mosques in Sweden have offered men help with entering into polygamy, according to an investigation by SVT. This is despite the fact that polygamy is not allowed in Sweden. The information has prompted the Swedish Agency for Youth and Civil Society (MUCF) to launch an investigation.
Three people have been banned from Swedish mosques after they made controversial statements about polygamy. SVT's Uppdrag Granskning has used hidden cameras to find out what marriage advice is given in mosques. – You can't believe it's real, says Nalin Baksi, a Muslim and psychiatric nurse, about the imams' advice.
Several imams in Sweden encourage believers to marry multiple wives, reveals SVT's Uppdrag granskning. They also give suggestions on how to ensure that one's children or wife do not socialize with Swedes or Jews. - If she has multiple children, she will not have time to socialize with others, says a sheikh.
Three people have been forced to leave before the program aired. Now, Uppdrag Granskning can reveal that imams at large mosques offer to help a man take multiple wives – or send him on to people who can marry them. Even though polygamy is not allowed in Sweden.
Three Swedish imams have lost their jobs after offering help with polygamy. Little did they know that there was a hidden camera involved.
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