A festive qasida in Zagreb
A festive qasida in Islamic center of Zagreb (Croatia) during the celebration of fast-breaking day (Eid al-Fitr).
Post Tagged with: "European Muslims"
Spain’s Granada mosque attract Muslims in Ramadan
A mosque in the Andalusian city of Granada located in southern Spain overlooking the famous Alhambra Palace is attracting more Muslims during the month of Ramadan. The mosque named “Mezquita Mayor de Granada” (Grand Mosque of Granada) is hosting iftar dinners in which people are served with dates and Moroccan Harira soup. Mosque’s Secretary-General Zacarias Lopez Rejon said that they broke Sunday’s fast with milk and dates, while Harira soup[Read More…]
Polish Muslim Community in the Heart of Europe
The Podlasie region of north-eastern Poland is home to a small Sunni Muslim community called Polish Tatars or Lipka Tatars, who have settled there for over 300 years. Photographer Selim Korycki is one of the 3000 Poles with Tatar heritage. For centuries, the Tatar relatives on his father’s side resided in what is known today as the Grodno Region of Belarus. Like[Read More…]
Interview with Haroun Sidorov, CEO of I4E (part 2)
Second part of interview with Haroun Sidorov, CEO of I4E. Firts part of interview is here Let’s talk specifically about Europe and European Muslims. You think that Murabitun has shown a very successful example of what the assertion of Islam among Europeans can be. But at the same time, you say that he can not cope with this mission and[Read More…]
The European Muslims Role and Responsibility – Mahathir Muhammad
Firstly I would like to say how glad I am to meet and speak to European Muslims. You and I know that Islam is not the religion of the majority of the Europeans. They are, if not practising, at least nominal Christians. In fact Christianity is regarded as a European religion although in reality it is a Jewish religion. The[Read More…]
On Islamic Affairs in Bosnia – Adviser of Mufti Muhamed Jusic
“In Bosnia we have 140 years experience of administrating Islamic affairs in a secular state” | Euronews
My Friend is a White Muslim
Frank was a teenager growing up in a divorced family and became a chap who derives meaning to his existence from Islam. In my conversation with him, what appears to be a journey of moral uplift through religion, driven by his desire for a community with a greater sense of togetherness, turns out to also be a critique of the[Read More…]
Comments