Building Bridges (Englisch)

In the mid-twentieth century, with the signing of intergovernmental labor agreements, the number of Muslims living in countries where non-Muslims formed the majority—particularly in Europe—grew rapidly and dramatically.

Behind the half-century journey of Europe’s Muslim population, now numbering in the millions, lie countless stories and sociological realities that could fill volumes. The religious communities that have taken root in these lands are undoubtedly among the most important witnesses to, and actors in, this process.

In the period from the first generation who migrated to Europe and other parts of the world through labor migration down to today’s young generation, their grandchildren, countless mosques have been opened and institutions founded through immense sacrifice.

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