A group of British Muslims of Iranian origin, led by Anjem Choudary, is threatening to file a lawsuit before the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. They allege that Spain's traditional Holy Week processions are an “offense to Islam” and to the Prophet Muhammad, demanding their immediate ban. The legal challenge seeks to have Spain suspend these centuries-old celebrations, triggering a strong backlash throughout the country. In recent years, several European countries have faced similar tensions. In France, for example, a 2024 report by Le Figaro revealed that Islamist groups attempted to ban Christmas celebrations in public spaces, claiming they “offended” their faith. In Belgium, Christmas markets were canceled following similar pressures — a move that unsurprisingly sparked massive protests. These cases reveal a troubling pattern: the imposition of cultural restrictions under the guise of “tolerance.” https://gatewayhispanic.com/2025/04/muslims-threaten-to-sue-spain-in-strasbourg-over-holy-week/ @patrician your presence in Christian countries is offensive. They should make you all pack your bags and go back to your Islamic countries.
Muslims Threaten to Sue Spain in Strasbourg Over Holy Week Processions, Claim They “Offend Islam.”
