Statement and Warning: Attempts to Relocate Centers of Skepticism to the Blessed Land of Morocco

Praise be to Allah, and peace and blessings be upon the Messenger of Allah. To proceed: Protecting the sanctuary of Tawhid and defending the constants of Islam is a Sharia obligation that remains incumbent upon the people of knowledge and devotion in every land. The so-called "Takwin" center, which seeks to sow seeds of doubt and apostasy, is today attempting to reproduce its project from the heart of the Moroccan capital, Rabat, after facing solid popular and scholarly resistance in the land of Kinana, Egypt.

Attempts at Infiltration Under the Cover of Secrecy

The city of Rabat recently witnessed a closed meeting to launch this path, in an attempt to circumvent social awareness and begin spreading the center's ideas away from the public spotlight at its inception. This move represents a direct challenge to the constants of the Kingdom of Morocco, whose constitution and laws stipulate respect for the Islamic religion and criminalize any infringement upon its sanctities.

Prominent Intellectual Figures of the Project

This project is led by figures known for their confrontation with Sharia texts and their transgression against Islamic heritage, most notably:

• Ibrahim Issa: Known for his constant questioning of the purified Prophetic Sunnah and his transgression against the constants of Islamic history.

• Olfa Youssef: Who seeks in her writings to interpret Sharia texts to justify moral deviations and homosexuality through false claims that are consistent with neither language nor Sharia.

• Ahmed Assid: Known for his atheistic tendencies and shocking positions that undermine the identity and creed of the Ummah.

The Duty of the Hour

Confronting this scheme, which is generously funded to westernize Muslim societies, requires vigilance from scholars, intellectuals, and the general Moroccan public. Experience has proven that popular awareness and adherence to Islamic identity are sufficient to bury these tribulations in their infancy and protect generations from the taints of atheism and skepticism.