France is a secular state, and prayers in the street contrary to the statute, said French Interior Minister, who decided to ban these religious events in the country. For a tidy sum but public spaces can be reserved for prayer! Prayers on the streets of France are forbidden fine, said French Interior Minister, Claude Gueant. In cities like Paris, Marseille or Nice, very large number of Muslims and mosques around her often practice religious rituals. France is a secular state and "prayers in the street contrary to the statute" motivated representative of the Government decision, in an interview to Le Figaro, wrote ziare.com. Officials in Paris said that there is freedom of expression in France, but all manifestations of this kind must be preceded by a request for authorization and may be prohibited by the authorities if you disturb public order. Gueant said that the decision will be implemented even this week. Minister fears that religious manifestations street may affect national unity. The measures taken will help integrate immigrants into French society. "People who come to France to settle here risking marginalization," said the official. Regarding the situation in Paris, religious practitioners will provide a special place for prayer. It has 2,000 square meters and will be rented from the state for 30 thousand euro. But "the state can help build mosques and churches," the Gueant. Minister condemns and polygamy, violence and discriminatory attitudes towards women, Muslim practice.
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