Neuss (NRW) – High school students wanted to enforce ultra-strict Islamic rules at a comprehensive school in Neuss and behaved like a “Sharia police.” They rejected democracy and put their classmates under pressure.

BILD now learned from classmates how the Islamists put pressure on the school. It is a frightening event that took place in the middle of Germany.

Around a year ago, several students at the Nordstadt comprehensive school in Neuss (North Rhine-Westphalia) behaved visibly differently. The students noticed several classmates gathering on the school grounds for an Islamic prayer.

Some young men from this group left school before classes ended on Friday to attend a Friday prayer at a mosque. “There was a clear message from the teachers that they were not allowed to do this,” said a student to BILD.

These are frightening figures – for children, parents, teachers and politicians!

Even when Muslim teachers were called in and explained to the students (led by a 19-year-old ringleader from the 12th grade) that they could postpone their Friday prayers as this was permitted by religion, this had no effect.

A short time later, these students demanded a prayer room. There were complaints from other students that they were being pressured to follow Islamic rules. According to witnesses, the group didn’t even stop at Muslim teachers at school. They were also warned for not complying with Islamic rules.

?In the school it was subsequently observed how the number of girls in strict clothing increased.

Several students followed the group’s instructions, apparently out of fear. Some non-Muslim students converted to Islam. The group then called for gender-segregated events to take place at school and during swimming lessons.

But that’s not all: “During lessons you could see how the seating arrangements in the classes changed,” said one student. “The students were seated separately by gender, with boys sitting at the front of the class and girls relegated to the back. When they spoke to them, the students no longer looked the male teachers in the face.”

When the school responded, members of the Islamist group rejected the German legal system. According to Focus magazine, the group is said to have spoken of stoning as punishment for violations. However, the Düsseldorf district government contradicts this representation.

After these discussions, the school called in the state security agency, which is now investigating.