An Islamic association in the Maldives has accused three European expatriates of allegedly spreading Christianity in the Maldives, reports Miadhu. Missionary activities are illegal under Maldivian law.
Miadhu reported that the group, Jammiyyathu Salaf, had posted pictures of three Europeans on its website and an image of a book shelf it said contained books on Christianity.
The group’s website was closed for updates when Minivan News tried to visit, however the group’s Facebook page said it was formed “to raise religious awareness and promote the values of Islam” in the Maldives, and was “well-known in the country for its religious lectures”.
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