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Assalamu alikum.
I didn't think Italy would be a nice place for Muslims so looked into it & found this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xb0wm...e_gdata_player Italians are not very religious but dislike very much anyone who are not catholic. |
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I have relatives living in Italy and have been there myself several times two years ago but noticed that many Muslim youth are quite assimilated into the Italian lifestyle. You could say the same goes for young Muslims in Western European countries but I still think it is pretty different. Although here many youngsters do not practice they will often when they get into their 25 or still have some kind of link with Islam through their Muslim community they live in.
Here, Western Europa, you will also find bigger Muslim communities, Islamic schools, institutions, neighbourhoods where Muslims are visibly present and you will find many halal shops for example. Especially these last things I did not find in and around Rome, which is their capital. I had to carefully look for Muslims and for example halal food. It might be different in some Northern cities. Immigration also started quite late in Italy compared to Western European countries and you have many illegal North Africans living there. This probably adds to the fact that Muslims are not (yet) "settled" there by having their own schools, shops, communities etc. Another thing is that Italy is culturally very catholic of course and many want to keep it like that, whether they practice their religion or not. The last thing they are waiting for is Islam and often they are not very shy to admit that. This last thing is about foreigners and Muslim immigrants in general. |
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![]() Sorry just saw the thread, hope not to be too late. Whereabouts in Italy is there a Muslim population? And what are the chances of finding halal food? But there isn't any trustworty certification agency as they have in UK or SA. If you need any other info just let me know. Assalamu alikum. ![]() Islamophobia is on the rise as in the whole west but let's not exaggerate, one can still live without any considerable problems as a Muslim in Italy, at least so far. And the "catholicity" of Italians is more a myth than a reality nowadays. I have relatives living in Italy and have been there myself several times two years ago but noticed that many Muslim youth are quite assimilated into the Italian lifestyle. You could say the same goes for young Muslims in Western European countries but I still think it is pretty different. Although here many youngsters do not practice they will often when they get into their 25 or still have some kind of link with Islam through their Muslim community they live in. Especially these last things I did not find in and around Rome, which is their capital. I had to carefully look for Muslims and for example halal food. It might be different in some Northern cities. Immigration also started quite late in Italy compared to Western European countries and you have many illegal North Africans living there. This probably adds to the fact that Muslims are not (yet) "settled" there by having their own schools, shops, communities etc. Another thing is that Italy is culturally very catholic of course and many want to keep it like that, whether they practice their religion or not. The last thing they are waiting for is Islam and often they are not very shy to admit that. This last thing is about foreigners and Muslim immigrants in general. P.S.: Bro if you are going to visit Italy again just let me know, it would be nice to meet you here insha'Allah; I live in the North-West. |
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Sorry If you may need any address or any info, just let me know. ![]() |
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I asked around and have been told at least two, but never been there personally, although I may go around there soon insha'Allah. |
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I asked around and have been told at least two, but never been there personally, although I may go around there soon insha'Allah. |
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Assalamualaikum, yes please do let me know, whatever will be easier inshaAllah - places of halal food, a muslim population etc would be great inshaAllah. We're not sure if we'll still go but we may decide to go after we visit a few other places first inshaAllah. ![]() I found out this mosque - it's a Turkish mosque with facilities for women: Via dell'elettricitą, 20 Marghera - Venezia (Venice). |
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