“mate”, as public rapists of women!

By Merro Base

Elvis Nachi is a new imam enjoyed by Muslim youth in Tirana. Unlike some immams from Kosovo, since talking about women, it looks like you pulled them out of some prehistoric cave, it looked more normal and followed by young people.

Until he talked about women! For 24 hours on the grid, several of his statements and some of his own, to interpret them, which essentially reveal the least of the complex that the imams have to teach us about women, and how to dominate them. Compared to some statements by Kosovo imams, which are clean criminal acts, this imam Elvis (this has a problem and the name as an imam) was easier, but the starting point is the same, and it has to do with the way Muslim clergy in our society try to become popular, giving us lessons against women.

This, apart from being very primitive, embarrassing, cowardly, and disgusting as a manner of conduct, must be a criminal offense. The Imams are influential people, followed by thousands of people because of their religious faith and religious sermons. But Albania and Kosovo are secular, secularist countries, where religion is divided by the state and clergy are equal before the law, as any citizen.

In this country you get indicted in court, if you say a two-word statement about LGBT, and they do well, but when some cavemen get up and they call out not only discriminating, but humiliating to women, they are severely offended in social networks, but there is no action against them. The woman's public humiliation, especially by influential people because of religious functions, is a kind of abuse of power, even worse than misusing political power on the same issue and inspiring generations of ignorant people in this regard.

Two years ago, about 20 Muslim clergymen were detained in Kosovo for their ties with radical and terrorist Islamic groups, but this is the simple side of the problem. The most complex part of the problem is that such clergymen are installing radical Islam as the life-style and culture of society, and therefore should not be silent.

They're acting in public more like sexual predators than as clergymen. They arouse more curiosity about violent sex and beating women than about God. And they are not to be returned except to speak. But with legal shares, facing justice and, above all, creating an impatient environment for them, in Albanian society.