Postoj muslimských organizací v Německu k dialogu s křesťany

KLAPETEK, Martin. Postoj muslimských organizací v Německu k dialogu s křesťany (Attitude of Islamic Organizations in Germany towards Dialogue with Christians). In Mezináboženský dialog dnes: se zřetelem k tzv. abrahámovským náboženstvím. 1st ed. Praha: Společnost pro studium sekt a nových náboženských směrů, 2007, p. 93-100. ISBN 978-80-86779-06-5.

Basic information

Original name

Postoj muslimských organizací v Německu k dialogu s křesťany

Name (in English)

Attitude of Islamic Organizations in Germany towards Dialogue with Christians

Authors

KLAPETEK, Martin

Edition

1. vyd. Praha, Mezináboženský dialog dnes: se zřetelem k tzv. abrahámovským náboženstvím, p. 93-100, 8 pp. 2007

Publisher

Společnost pro studium sekt a nových náboženských směrů

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Other information

Language

Czech

Type of outcome

Stať ve sborníku

Field of Study

60300 6.3 Philosophy, Ethics and Religion

Country of publisher

Czech Republic

Confidentiality degree

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

Organization unit

Faculty of Arts

ISBN

978-80-86779-06-5

Keywords in English

Islamic Organizations; Germany; Dialogue; Christians

Tags

Christians, Dialogue, Germany, Islamic Organizations

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Reviewed

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Abstract

In English

Owing to work migration of the 1960s and several waves of political refugees since the 1970s, Islam became a visible religion in Germany. As of 2006, there are 3.3 million Muslims (4.0% of the population). Of these, 1.0 million are German citizens (1.3%). The large majority of Muslims in Germany is of Turkish origin (over 90%). Only a minority of the Muslims residing in Germany are members of religious associations. The ones with the highest numerical strength are: Diyanet Isleri Türk-Islam Birligi (DITIB): German branch of the Turkish Presidency for Religious Affairs, Cologne, Islamische Gemeinschaft Milli Görüs: close to the Islamist Saadet Partisi in Turkey, Kerpen near Cologne and Verband der islamischen Kulturzentren: German branch of the conservative Süleymanci sect in Turkey, Cologne. Three most significant Muslims Organisations in Germany do not participate in dialogue with Christians. They emphasise the importance of Turkeys and Muslim identity of their members in Germany.