Muslims in Germany have opened the doors of their mosques to non-Muslims on Friday
Muslims in Germany have opened the doors of their mosques to non-Muslims on Friday with the hope of eliminating prejudices against Muslims and encouraging cultural exchange. The move came to clear the image of Islam especially when recent reports of violent murders and atrocities committed by ISIS have sparked suspicion and a negative backlash towards Muslims across Germany. Germany has approximately four million Muslims; around three million of them of Turkish origin.
