德國政府封禁 TikTok伊斯蘭主義團體 洗腦年輕人建立伊斯蘭教法統治
德國政府封禁了哪些“TikTok伊斯蘭主義”團體?了解這些伊斯蘭組織如何洗腦年輕人,以建立伊斯蘭教法統治
2025年11月9日
德國政府的這一舉措意義重大,因為像Muslim Interactive這樣的團體一直在利用社交媒體,特別是TikTok,呼籲在德國建立哈裏發國(伊斯蘭統治),並在年輕人中傳播極端思想。
德國政府采取了一項重大行動,打擊在德國境內宣揚伊斯蘭極端主義並從事違憲活動的伊斯蘭團體。此次行動取締了兩個伊斯蘭團體,分別是被指控支持伊朗和真主黨的漢堡伊斯蘭中心(IZH)和Muslim Interactive。
德國政府的這一舉措意義重大,因為像“穆斯林互動”(Muslim Interactive)這樣的組織一直在利用社交媒體,特別是TikTok,呼籲在德國建立哈裏發國(伊斯蘭統治),並在年輕人中傳播極端思想。德國當局將其描述為“現代TikTok伊斯蘭主義”,即通過社交媒體影響年輕人的策略。采取這一行動是維護德國民主的必要措施,因為這些組織正在威脅德國的民主。通過這一嚴厲的行動,德國政府明確表示,在打擊伊斯蘭極端主義活動方麵絕不妥協。
采取了哪些行動?
德國政府取締了漢堡伊斯蘭中心(IZH)及其附屬組織。隨後,德國境內的四座什葉派清真寺被關閉,該組織的資產也被沒收。內政部長南希·菲澤爾(Nancy Fieser)表示,該組織反對民主、人權和婦女權利,並試圖在德國建立伊斯蘭統治。該組織還被指控支持真主黨等恐怖組織。
此外,去年11月,警方突擊搜查了55處地點,揭露該組織秘密從事政治活動。取締這些伊斯蘭團體旨在表明德國絕不容忍任何形式的極端活動。與此同時,德國政府澄清,此舉並非針對什葉派穆斯林的宗教權利,而是針對伊斯蘭極端分子。
漢堡伊斯蘭中心(IZH)的活動有哪些?
漢堡伊斯蘭中心(IZH)試圖用激進的伊斯蘭意識形態影響德國的年輕人。為了達到這一目的,該組織利用TikTok等社交媒體平台,這些平台以快節奏、趣味性強的視頻為特色,是傳播極端思想的理想場所。該伊斯蘭組織的目標是將年輕人與伊斯蘭革命的理念聯係起來,並用挑戰民主製度的激進觀點影響他們。
此外,漢堡伊斯蘭中心(IZH)的另一個主要目標是建立一個全球哈裏發國。他們希望在世界各地建立一個伊斯蘭政權,以此對抗民主國家。為了實現這一目標,該組織的成員利用社交媒體吸引年輕人接受他們的理念,並試圖首先在德國建立一個伊斯蘭政權。
誰在領導該組織?其目標是什麽?
該組織運營著一個成立於2020年的青年組織,並被發現與伊斯蘭解放黨(Hizbut Tahrir,簡稱HuT)有關聯。HuT是一個國際伊斯蘭政治組織,於2003年在德國被取締。該組織的主要目標是建立一個全球性的伊斯蘭政權——哈裏發國,並摧毀西方民主製度。IZH希望在德國實施伊斯蘭教法,而非德國憲法。
IZH通過TikTok等社交媒體平台吸引德國年輕人,旨在影響並說服他們接受伊斯蘭激進思想。
另外兩個伊斯蘭組織也夢想建立伊斯蘭統治
除了IZH之外,德國還有兩個激進組織:Generation Islam和Reality Islam。這兩個組織都從事著與IZH和Muslim Interactive類似的活動。這些組織還試圖吸引年輕人加入伊斯蘭極端主義陣營。德國情報機構密切監控他們的活動並搜查其資產。這些組織還致力於建立伊斯蘭教法,並推翻民主製度。盡管這些組織尚未被取締,但未來可能麵臨類似的行動。
德國之前是否取締過類似的組織?
德國此前曾取締過多個激進的伊斯蘭組織。第一個是2003年被取締的伊斯蘭解放黨(Hizb ut Tahrir,簡稱HuT)。該組織試圖在德國傳播極端思想並建立伊斯蘭教法政權,因此被取締。隨後,真主黨也於2020年被德國認定為恐怖組織並被取締。該組織在德國境內從事恐怖活動。此外,德國最近還取締了由哈馬斯支持的薩梅頓-巴勒斯坦團結黨(Samedon-Palestinian Solida)。
德國於2023年成立了“伊斯蘭極端主義網絡”(rity Network),該組織曾煽動針對以色列的暴力行為並支持其恐怖活動。
德國對所有這些伊斯蘭組織采取了行動,因為它們對德國社會構成威脅,並試圖破壞民主製度。這已成為德國持續打擊任何形式的伊斯蘭原教旨主義的行動。德國政府的目標是維護社會和平,防止恐怖主義或極端主義的滋生。
德國正在與伊斯蘭極端分子作鬥爭
伊斯蘭極端主義問題在德國日益嚴重。伊斯蘭團體已用數字渠道取代傳統方式傳播極端主義。“TikTok伊斯蘭主義”就是一個典型的例子。這些團體利用TikTok、Instagram和YouTube等社交媒體平台來煽動年輕人。他們通過製作節奏快、朗朗上口且煽情的視頻,使年輕人相信西方民主與他們的宗教相悖,他們應該回歸伊斯蘭統治。這種方法在青少年和學生群體中尤其有效,因為他們花費大量時間在社交媒體上。
德國情報機構正在持續監控這些極端活動。大量報告指出,此類伊斯蘭組織對未成年人施加影響,並鼓勵他們接受伊斯蘭思想。政府已采取嚴厲措施,包括突擊搜查和調查“穆斯林互動”(Muslim Interactive)、“伊斯蘭世代”(Generation Islam)和“現實伊斯蘭”(Reality Islam)等組織。政府聲稱,這些團體以宗教之名散播仇恨,威脅著國家的民主結構。
近年來,德國發生多起受伊斯蘭主義影響的襲擊事件。自加沙戰爭和中東局勢升級以來,此類事件顯著增加。學校和清真寺中的一些年輕人受到社交媒體視頻的影響,接受了極端主義意識形態。正因如此,德國政府對這些網絡平台保持高度警惕。
德國政府認為,宗教不應被用於政治或極端主義。因此,對於任何以宗教自由為名煽動暴力、仇恨或呼籲建立“哈裏發國”的組織,德國政府都會迅速采取行動。近期,德國政府沒收了多個伊斯蘭組織的資產,關閉了它們的社交媒體賬號,並對其成員提起訴訟。
德國政府的目標不僅是預防極端主義,還要向年輕人提供準確的信息。為此,政府正與學校和社區組織合作開展宣傳活動。官員表示,諸如“TikTok伊斯蘭主義”之類的趨勢不僅構成安全挑戰,還會造成社會分裂。
德國目前正麵臨兩線作戰。一方麵,它要保護國家免受恐怖主義和極端主義的侵害;另一方麵,它還要努力阻止網絡極端主義通過社交媒體傳播。德國的強硬立場表明,它不會在民主和社會安全問題上妥協。
(本文譯自OpIndia Hindi網站發表的原文。)
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What are the 'TikTok Islamism' groups that the German government banned: Read how the Islamic outfits are brainwashing young people to establish Sharia rule
9 November, 2025
The German government's move is significant because groups like Muslim Interactive have been using social media, particularly TikTok, to call for a caliphate (Islamic rule) in Germany and to spread radical ideas among young people.
The German government’s move is significant because groups like Muslim Interactive have been using social media, particularly TikTok, to call for a caliphate (Islamic rule) in Germany and to spread radical ideas among young people. German authorities have described this as “Modern TikTok Islamism”, a strategy to influence young people through social media. The action was taken as a necessary measure to safeguard Germany’s democracy, which was being threatened by these groups. With the stringent action, the German government has made it clear that it will make no compromise in combating Islamic radical activities.
The German government banned the Islamic Center Hamburg (IZH) and its affiliated groups. Subsequent to this, four Shia mosques in Germany were closed and the group’s assets were confiscated. Interior Minister Nancy Fieser stated that the group was opposed to democracy, human rights, and women’s rights and aimed to establish Islamic rule in Germany. It was also accused of supporting terrorist groups such as Hezbollah.
Furthermore, in November of last year, police raided 55 locations, which exposed that the group was secretly pursuing political objectives. The ban on the Islamic groups was intended to demonstrate that Germany will not tolerate any form of radical activity. At the same time, the German government clarified that this action is not directed against the religious rights of Shia Muslims, but against Islamic extremists.
The IZH was attempting to influence young people in Germany with radical Islamic ideology. To achieve this end, the group used social media platforms like TikTok, which feature fast-paced and fun videos, and are ideal places for spreading radical ideas. The Islamic group’s goal was to connect young people with the ideas of the Islamic Revolution and influence them with radical views challenging the democratic system.
Furthermore, IZH’s other major objective was to establish a global caliphate. They wanted an Islamic regime to be established across the world, which would be a counter to democratic countries. To further this objective, the group’s members were using social media to attract young people to their ideas and trying to first establish an Islamic regime in Germany.
The group was operating a youth organization formed in 2020 and is found to be linked to Hizbut Tahrir (HuT), an international Islamic political organisation which was banned in Germany in 2003. The organization’s primary goal is to establish a worldwide Islamic regime, the Caliphate, and to destroy Western democratic system. The IZH wanted Islamic law to be implemented in Germany instead of the German constitution.
The IZH appealed to young Germans through social media platforms like TikTok with the aim of influencing them and persuading them to adopt Islamic radical thinking.
In addition to the IZH, there were two other radical groups in Germany: Generation Islam and Reality Islam. Both these groups were engaged in the activities similar to the IZH and Muslim Interactive. These groups were also trying to attract young people to Islamic extremism. German intelligence agencies closely monitored their activities and searched their assets. The groups also work with the aim of establishing Islamic Sharia law and uprooting the democratic system. Although these groups have not yet been banned, they could face a similar action in future.
Several radical Islamic organisations have been banned in Germany before. The first of these was Hizb ut Tahrir (HuT) in 2003. The Islamic organisation was trying to spread radical ideas in Germany and establish a Sharia regime, which led to the ban. Subsequently, Hezbollah was also declared a terrorist organization and banned in Germany in 2020. The terrorist organisation was promoting terrorist activities within Germany. In addition, Germany recently banned the Hamas-backed Samedon-Palestinian Solidarity Network in 2023, which was promoting violence against Israel and supporting its terrorist activities.
Germany took action against all of these Islamic outfits because they posed a threat to German society and sought to undermine the democratic system. This has become a continuous process for Germany, which is actively combating any form of Islamic fundamentalism. The German government aims to maintain peace in society and prevent the promotion of terrorism or radicalism.
The problem of Islamic radicalism is growing steadily in Germany. Islamic groups have replaced traditional methods with digital avenues to spread extremism. “TikTok Islamism ” is a prime example of that. These groups are using social media platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube to radicalize young people. By creating fast, catchy, and emotional videos, they convince young people that Western democracy is against their religion and that they should return to Islamic rule. This approach is particularly effective among teenagers and students, who spend a lot of time on social media.
German intelligence agencies are constantly monitoring these radical activities. Numerous reports have found that such Islamic outfits influence minors and encourage them to adopt an Islamic mindset. The government has taken strict measures, including raids and investigations on organizations like Muslim Interactive, Generation Islam, and Reality Islam. The government claims that such groups spread hatred in the name of religion and threaten the damage the democratic fabric of the country.
In recent years, Germany has witnessed numerous cases of Islamist-inspired attacks. These incidents have increased, particularly since the Gaza War and the escalation of tensions in the Middle East. Groups of young people in schools and mosques, have been influenced by videos on social media and adopting radical ideology. This is the reason that the German government has acted vigilantly against these digital networks.
The German government believes that religion should not be used for politics or extremism. Therefore, it takes swift action in cases where any organization attempts to incite violence, hatred, or calls for a “caliphate,” in the name of religious freedom. Recently, the government confiscated the assets of several Islamic outfits, shut down their social media channels, and initiated legal action against their members.
The German government is working with the goal of not only preventing extremism but also to providing accurate information to young people. For this, awareness campaigns are being launched in collaboration with schools and community organizations. Officials say that trends like ” TikTok Islamism ” are not only a security challenge but also create divisions in society.
Germany is currently fighting a battle on two fronts. On the one hand, it is protecting its country from terrorism and radicalism in the physical form, and on the other, it is also trying to stop the spread of digital extremism through social media. Germany’s tough stance shows that it will not compromise on the security of its democracy and society.
(This article is a translation of the original article published on OpIndia Hindi.)
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