I think it’s likely that Europe will become Islamic over the next century or so
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@porthos11.
That seems very unlikely. Currently Europe is approximately 6 percent Muslim. That does not include Turkey, since most of Turkey is in Asia, but it does include Cyprus, the Balkans, and Russia, where there are stable populations of indigenous Muslims who have lived there for hundreds of years. It also includes much smaller indigenous Muslim populations, e.g. in Poland. Furthermore, that figure includes around 8 million Turkish Muslim immigrants who mostly follow a moderate form of Islam that has existed on the borders of Europe, and even inside Europe, for hundreds of years, and which for the past century has been heavily influenced by Turkish secularism.
The Muslim birthrate in Europe will fall over the coming decades and will soon reach parity with the non-Muslim birthrate. As European Muslims become more educated, more affluent, and more influenced by European culture, it is inevitable that they will have fewer and fewer children. Indeed, I predict that European Muslims will increasingly be influenced by European culture to the extent that they will eventually become barely distinguishable from the majority of the European population.
I don’t know where you are from, but I wonder whether possibly you are from somewhere that does not have many Muslims, as your view of Islam in Europe seems somewhat unrealistic. I live in the city where around 12.4 percent of people are Muslims. There appears to be no likelihood that London will in due course become a mostly Muslim city. We also have about 7.5 percent of people who follow the religions of the Indian subcontinent and around 1.8 percent of Londoners who are Jews, although given their birthrate that figure may now be closer to 2 percent. Around half of people in London are Christians, a proportion which is only increased by immigration, e.g. from Africa and from central, eastern, and southeastern Europe, as well as long established communities, e.g. of Greeks, Greek Cypriots, Russians, Italians, and Poles.
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