Germany has more Muslims than it originally thought, with nearly half of them holding German citizenship and thus able to vote in elections, according to a government survey released Tuesday, which found Muslims were religious but tended to be less socially integrated. Muslims make up five percent of Germany's 80 million population, two percent more than most common estimates, according to the first survey of German Muslims. Muslims in Germany are the largest minority in the country and Europe's second largest after France. Despite immigrating to Germany since the 1960s, German Muslims continue to suffer from a catalogue of deprivations like unemployment, lack of education and political representation.
Muslims make up five percent of Germany's 80 million population, two percent more than most common estimates, according to the first survey of German Muslims.
Muslims in Germany are the largest minority in the country and Europe's second largest after France. Despite immigrating to Germany since the 1960s, German Muslims continue to suffer from a catalogue of deprivations like unemployment, lack of education and political representation.
In fact, one could say that it's nothign short of amazing that you now have so many candidates at the local level. In the long run, we're all dead. John Maynard Keynes
They have very little in common, beyond that useless and largely inappropriate "we're at war with Eastasia" label. In the long run, we're all dead. John Maynard Keynes
It's downright scary.
