Imam: Discrimination against Muslims has risen

Fear and suspicion of Muslims have increased in the European Union since the September 11 attacks, and deserve as much attention as anti-Semitism, a British imam told an international conference on racial and religious intolerance.

Fear and suspicion of Muslims have increased in the European Union since the September 11 attacks, and deserve as much attention as anti-Semitism, a British imam told an international conference on racial and religious intolerance.

Speaking at the conference of the 55-country Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, being held in Cordoba, Spain, Abduljalil Sajid said: “Islamophobia has replaced anti-Semitism as the new sharp end of racist issues in the world, wherever you go.”

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