This book, which focuses on "Islam and Muslims in Europe, with a special focus on Denmark," first examines the sociological context of historical relations between Europe and the Islamic world within the framework of fundamental concepts and theories of migration sociology. It then analyzes the demographic and sociocultural situation of Muslims living in Denmark today. The challenges of being Muslim in a non-Muslim society are examined through a sample of younger generations. It then attempts to identify the reasons for the conversion of Danes to Islam and the increasing Islamophobic discourse and practices in recent years.
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