6 Islamic extremists deemed danger to Sweden allowed to remain in country on ‘humanitarian grounds’
6 Islamic extremists deemed danger to Sweden allowed to remain in country on ‘humanitarian grounds’
A group of radical Islamists deemed a threat to Sweden are slated to be expelled from the country – but the deportation order has been suspended over concerns that the six men could face persecution in their home countries.
The extremists, who were detained last spring, are believed to be central figures in spreading radical Islam in the Scandinavian nation.
Among them is 53-year-old Iraqi-born imam Abo Raad, an outspoken proponent of the extreme Salafist school of Islamic thought. His son was also part of the group of radicals arrested by Sapo, the Swedish Security Service, in May. The others hail from Iraq, Egypt and Russia. One of the men is statel...







