I lived in the West and became a foreign religion
One child is said to have seven parents. At the heart of this sentence is the following meaning: not only parents are responsible for raising a child, but also neighbors, neighborhood and society in general. Not only to education, but also to faith. In recent years, the number of people migrating to the west from eastern Muslim countries, in particular from Uzbekistan, has been increasing. Residents of some countries are forced to move to Europe due to unrest in the country, while others are moving to another country in search of a prosperous life. But what we said above - the effect of the life there on children's education and faith makes one worried.
According to Pev Research Centre, the number of Muslims in Europe is growing at least one percent every year. By 2030, it is estimated that 8% of the population of Europe will be Muslims. But this does not mean that in Europe there will be no problem in living in a Muslim way, in the child growing up according to the requirements of Islam. Because no matter how much the number of Muslims in the West increases, Islamophobia is also increasing sharply.
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