Muslim gathering in Paris calls for solidarity against Islamic fundamentalism

A conference hosted by the Iranian resistance in Paris on July 2 aimed at denouncing the Iranian regime’s role in causing sectarian tension in the Middle East region and presenting a solution to the multitude of crises that plague the region. Titled “Democratic and Tolerant Islam vs. Fundamentalist, Religious Dictatorship,” the conference was attended by hundreds of Muslim dignitaries and politicians from various countries across the globe.
Maryam Rajavi named Iran as a stark example where “the ruling mullahs have enchained the nation by unremitting executions, torture of prisoners, amputation of limbs, gouging of eyes, acid attacks on women.” Rajavi drew an analogy between the Iranian regime, ISIS and other extremist groups which share similar traits, including imposing religion by force, establishing tyranny under the name of god, and resorting to terrorism and expansionism under religious pretexts.
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