German authorities on Thursday raided, shuttered and banned a Muslim association and mosque they accused of supporting the ISIS jehadist group in Syria and Iraq. Police in the southwestern city of Stuttgart confiscated computers, data storage devices, smartphones and documents, said the interior minister of Baden-Wurttemberg state, without reporting any arrests. “We do not tolerate associations that advocate the use of violence to promote religious concerns and collect donations for terrorist groups,” said the minister, Reinhold Gall.