“Islam does not belong to Germany.”
What this quote means
This quote asserts that Islam is foreign to German identity, in a vision where religion and culture are tied to national belonging. It resonates in debates on immigration and integration, provoking both support and rejection. It raises the question of the place of religions in a secularized, multicultural society.
How to apply it daily
Examine your own perceptions of different religions and cultures. Educate yourself about their history and practices to move beyond stereotypes.
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