Spanish intolerance of multiculturalism

What’s the best way for a man to beat his wife without getting caught?

The blows should be concentrated on the hands and feet using a rod that is thin and light so that it does not leave scars or bruises on the body.

So advises Imam Mohamed Kamal Mustafa, who officiates at a mosque in Fuengirola, Spain.
For his advice on practical application of what he considers Islamic doctrine, Mustafa is in trouble with Spain’s socialist government:

The judge told Mohamed Kamal Mustafa, imam of a mosque in the southern resort of Fuengirola, to spend six months studying three articles of the constitution and the universal declaration of human rights.
Mr. Mustafa was sentenced to 15 months in jail and fined about $2,600 last year after being found guilty of inciting violence against women.
A judge released him after 22 days in jail on the condition that he undertake a re-education course.
The Spanish government has set up a commission to find ways for the Muslim community to regulate itself. A central recommendation is that imams speak Spanish and have a basic knowledge of human rights and Spanish law.
In his book “Women in Islam,” published four years ago, Mr. Mustafa wrote that verbal warnings followed by a period of sexual inactivity could be used to discipline a disobedient wife.

Via G. Gordon Liddy.
(I can’t find the Imam’s book at Amazon.com.)
While wife beating is taken very seriously in the United States (and is of course illegal in every state), Mustafa’s how-to manual might very well be protected under the First Amendment. (I’m still recovering from abdominal pain, and just too tired to put in a call to the ACLU right now, OK? But take my word for it; banning his book, while it might be possible under certain theories, would by no means be a slam-dunk.)
What is not protected, though, and what never should be protected, is a religious privilege to commit crime, or advocacy which crosses a certain line.
As I’ve said, if freedom of speech grants no right to yell fire in a crowded mosque, neither does freedom of religion.
To which I’d add that neither does “multiculturalism.”
But I had no idea the Spanish were so culturally intolerant. Imagine, requiring Imams to understand human rights! And making them learn Spanish!
What would CAIR say?