As anti-Muslim manifestations increased in Europe, particularly in the aftermath of the Paris and Copenhagen attacks, the European Network Against Racism aims to clarify some misconceptions and to answer some of the most frequent questions about Muslims in Europe, debunking some myths and addressing some fears:
- Who are Muslim Europeans?
- How many Muslims are there in Europe?
- Do Muslims agree with the Paris and Copenhagen terror attacks?
- What are the consequences of the Paris attacks on Muslim communities?
- What is Islamophobia? How can it be a form of racism as Islam is not a race?
The European Network Against Racism, as the voice of anti-racism movement in Europe, tries to answer all of these questions and more.
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