ISLAM BANNED IN ANGOLA... THIS IS DONE BY THE GOVERNMENT OF ANGOLA...... On November 22, the Angolan Minister of Culture Rosa Cruz e Silva....
LAANATU LLAH ALAI said that islam is an illegal Religion..
Islam Banned in Angola

Islam Ban: Questionable Future for Mosques in Angola
While the constitution in Angola guarantees freedom of religion to
all of its citizens, this right no longer seems to apply to the
followers of the now banned religion of Islam. According to numerous
newspapers in Angola, the African nation has banned the Islamic
religion. It has become the first country in the world to take such a
harsh stance against Muslims.
On November 22, the Angolan Minister of Culture Rosa Cruz e Silva
said that “[t]he process of legalization of Islam has not been approved
by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights [and so] their mosques would
be closed until further notice.” Why the religion needs to be legalized
has not been definitively stated by Cruz e Silva.
Cruz e Silva has also said that the closing of mosques is the most
recent move in Angola’s effort to but a stop to so-called illegal
religious sects. Under new laws in Angola, many religious sects have
suddenly become criminal.
On November 24, Angola President José Eduardo dos Santos said that
the country is working toward putting an end to Islamic influence in
Angola once and for all. Again, there is no word of what or who has been
influenced and why it needs to stop.
The Governor of Luanda, Bento Bento, has said that “radical” Muslims
are not welcome in the country and that the Angolan government will not
be legalizing mosques or other places of worship for Muslims.

Small African Nation of Angola
The African country of Angola’s citizens primarily practice
indigenous religions. Recent surveys show that 47 percent adhere to
traditional indigenous beliefs while another 38 percent of the
population practice Roman Catholicism and 15 percent practice
Protestantism.
The now banned religion of Islam is practiced by a very small
percentage of the 18.5 million inhabitants of Angola. Only about
80,000-90,000 Angolans practice Islam. These Muslims are primary
migrants from West Africa and Lebanon.
While the means of becoming a “legal religion” is Angola is not clear
at this point, the government is very harshly cracking down on the
illegal sects. Minister of Culture Rosa Cruz e Silva has made it known
that there are nearly 200 different illegal religious sects in Angola so
it is not just Islam that has been banned in Angola.
Rosa Cruz e Silva has also said that there are more than 1000
applications that have been submitted by religious groups in an effort
to legalize their sects. Islamic groups have made up some percentage of
these many applications but it is not clear when or if they will ever be
approved. Rosa Cruz e Silva said that the legalization process of Islam
has simply not been approved and, therefore, mosques must remain closed
“until further notice.”
While some mosque could theoretically reopen again in the future,
some are gone forever. After Angola banned Islam, one of the country’s
few mosques had its minaret was taken down in October. The city of Zango
had its only mosque completely destroyed after the ban as well.Those things are done under the influence from the government... "you as the muslim what do you learn from such kind of fatigue to muslim"..