The murder of the Imam of a mosque in Stuttgart, Germany, shows the terrorist influence of hate speeches propagated by Extreme Right supporters against Muslims, which requires urgent action to end violence that threatens innocent people in Europe.
Dozens organized a protest in the streets of Bristol in the UK to take a stand against the wave of Islamophobia that has hit Europe in the past few weeks. The most recent incident was the stabbing of two Muslim women in France.
Despite Islamophobia, Muslims have earned high-profile positions in European governments. In the following video, we learn about how many Muslims are in these governments and how countries deal with the right of Muslims to be represented in leadership positions.
A recent study suggested that many European countries may become Muslim majority within the next 200 years, as a result of the rise in the Muslim birth rate and the increase in refugee migration, but that depends on the ability of Muslims to coexist and integrate into their European societies and achieve lasting stability.
The Nice Attack reveals that Muslims are the most affected by terrorism, as European countries began deporting immigrants from the Middle East. Western countries advised their Muslim citizens to avoid going to specific countries in Europe for fear of harassment.
The security services in Europe are facing a major crisis after discovering that some of their security personnel belong to fascists and Nazis, who are planning to commit violent acts against Muslims and immigrants. How will Europe address this dangerous crisis?
The German historian Wolfgang Benz said in press statements that many of those who use the term "criticism of Islam" in Europe, and claim to do so scientifically, usually conceal anti-Muslim attitudes and favor stereotypes instead of remaining impartial.
Within one week, Europe witnessed three unfortunate incidents targeting Islam. The Quran was burned in Sweden and torn up in Norway, and cartoons were published to insult the Prophet in France. These acts done by advocates of extremism offended many Muslims.
Official statistics report that Muslims constitute approximately 5% of the population of Europe today, but this number is expected to increase significantly in the next thirty years. The European countries, Kosovo and Albania, will include the most Muslims.
Muslims opened their first mosque in the capital of Slovenia, Ljubljana, after waiting for 50 years. The mosque, which cost 34 million euros, includes a lecture hall, an educational center, library and sports field, as well as a 40-meter-high minaret and an impressive blue dome.
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