I largely agree with you although I wouldn't use the term 'precursor.' Rather, I think that M-103 or motions or laws consistent with its intent could serve to stifle criticism of the Cairo Declaration (CDHRI) and/or its insidious implications.  I suspect that most people who post on here aren't aware of the CDHRI, which in essence amounts to a rejection of international (i.e. Western) human rights law and an assertion of Muslim exceptionalism in human rights matters. I believe that more than 40 Muslim-majority countries are signatories to the CDHRI, although it's been widely criticized outside the Muslim world. Based on the logic of M-103, would it be considered Islamophobic to criticize it in Canada? Probably so, I suspect. Let's see if your post or my response in this string gets deleted. I've posted elsewhere about the Cairo Declaration and had some of my posts deleted.