Dr. David Lütke wrote that the Tagesschau celebrated the "Day of Open Mosque" on October 3 and stated that its goal was to make religious life visible. He contrasted this with the fact that there were about 12 mosques in Germany in 1976, and there would be up to 2,800 by 2026. https://t.co/WkmLX9JtXE #TagDerOffenenMoschee #ReligiöseVielfalt #InterkulturellerDialog (translated)
Silke Schröder wrote that the Day of Open Mosque takes place on the Day of German Unity so that Muslims focus on themselves rather than on the only nationwide national holiday. She interpreted the choice of date as deliberate and referred to a statement that, according to her account, could come from the future mayor of the capital: "No one has to integrate." #TagderoffenenMoschee #DeutscheEinheit #Integration (translated)
