The German President, Frank Steinmeier, congratulated Muslims on Eid Alfitr and pledged to continue his efforts to combat Islamophobia. He believes the protection of Muslims is the state's duty, and Germany should never accept violent attacks against Muslims.
Murad Hoffmann, born a Catholic in 1931 in Bavaria, Germany, joined an anti-Nazi group at an early age. He studied law at Harvard University. In 1961, he joined the German Foreign Service and worked for the German Consulate in Algeria.
The Interior Ministry in Germany announced the formation of an "independent expert group on Islamophobia" to combat the phenomenon and prevent the marginalization of Muslims and their persecution by supporters of the Far Right.
Many German cities witnessed marches, with the participation of the German president. They expressed solidarity with victims of the Hanau shootings, committed by a terrorist belonging to the Extreme Right group, which killed 11 people and wounded others.
Supporters of the far-right anti-Islam extremist movement in Dresden, Germany, were surprised by the opposition to their ideas. After hearing about a hate march being organized, thousands of residents demanded that they leave so that Dresden can live in peace.
German authorities have arrested 12 people, including a police officer, on charges of forming an extreme right-wing terrorist organization that plans to attack politicians, asylum seekers and Muslims. It aims to provoke a situation similar to a civil war!
Social networks celebrated the addition of the phrase "Inshallah" to the German dictionary, Duden, due to its widespread use, but the dictionary revealed a surprising fact about this Islamic phrase and others that entered German thanks to Arabs and Muslims.
The Muslim candidate, Zeiner Shaheen, was forced to withdraw from a municipal council elections in Bavaria, Germany. The Christian Social Union refused to be represented by a Muslim candidate, which undermined the efforts of coexistence in Germany.
The German Islamic diplomat Murad Hofmann, whose books helped to spread Islam in Europe as a religion capable of leading the world in the future, passed away. One of his famous books, Journey to Makkah and Islam: The Alternative, sparked discussions in Germany.
The Supreme Council of Muslims in Germany requested the provision of Imams for Muslim soldiers in the German army of 1500. The soldiers need spiritual support, while participating in difficult foreign missions, similar to other soldiers of other religions.
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