Whoever concocted that is clueless, and the Turkish wannabe ruler of Austria, Mehmet Görmez, makes it clear that “Islam is Islam and that’s it”. For him it just delays the takeover.
“The law will set Austria back 100 years”

The head of Turkey’s religious authority, Mehmet Gormez, said the law would curb religious freedoms and would set back Austria 100 years.
For the Austrians, it is unlikely that the law will protect them from the Islamic conquest.
Turkish government officials throw hissy fits and scream “Islamophobia”, all the while proclaiming that “countries cannot have their own version of Islam.”
The so-called ‘Law on Islam’ bans foreign funding for Islamic organisations in the country, and orders any group claiming to represent Austrian Muslims to use a standardised German translation of the Qur’an.

Austria Passes Reforms to 1912 Islam Law
The new law, which the Austrian government says could serve as a model for the rest of Europe, seeks to reduce outside meddling by prohibiting foreign funding for mosques, imams and Muslim organizations in Austria. It also stresses that Austrian law must take precedence over Islamic Sharia law for Muslims living in the country.
The Turkish government has expressed outrage at the financing ban, which it says amounts to “Islamophobia.”
“Countries cannot have their own version of Islam. Islam is universal and its sources are clear. … [E]fforts taken by state leaders to create a version of Islam that is particular to their own countries are futile.” — Mehmet Görmez, Head of Turkey’s Religious Affairs Directorate.
The massive demographic and religious shift underway in Austria, traditionally a Roman Catholic country, appears irreversible. In Vienna, Muslim students already outnumber Catholic students at middle and secondary schools and are on the verge of overtaking Catholics in elementary schools.
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