Hayef slams PAAAFR over its move on camel owners

Salafist Islamist MP Mohammed Hayef called for a boycott of all French products, beginning in May, in retaliation to the recently enforced Niqab (face veil) and Burqa ban on Muslim women within the European country.

Speaking to the press, Hayef said that Muslims and Islamic countries should not be silent on issues that target them and attempt to mock the religion’s principles. He lamented that France seeks to rid itself of Muslims by restricting  them of their basic freedoms and said that Muslim leaders are responsible for standing against the injustices against Muslims in France.

“The Hijab (headscarf) and Niqab are spreading in France, therefore they became afraid of the increase in the Muslim population and sought to reduce their presence and deport them. They could not find another way but by increasing the police presence on the streets and fining women for wearing the honorable Niqab,” Hayef explained.

He added there should be a boycott of all French products and that it should be promoted through the Internet and by all means possible starting from May 1. Hayef stated that the boycott “will discipline Sarkozy who has never respected Muslims or relations and friendship with Muslim countries.”
Hayef announced that MPs will begin promoting the boycott in seminars and Facebook, giving merchants a 15 day leeway to get rid of all their French products.

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KUWAIT CITY: MP Mohammad Haye has lashed out at the Public Authority for Agricultural Affairs and Fish Resources (PAAAFR) for the oppressive manner in which it deals with camel owners, particularly its decision to impose a grazing ban on certain locations, reports Al-Anba daily.
Hayef asserted the authority should take into consideration the fact the came owners will not be able to use these areas in the future due to soil erosion and desertification. He urged the interim government to quickly take the necessary procedures in the interest of the camel owners, who have been suffering for years due to the rising prices of fodders in the local market.

Source : Arab Times