“Now We Want a Mega-Mosque to Spread Islam to the Non-Muslims in Finland”

by Judith Bergman  •  June 6, 2017

  • The mosque boasts that it has been “able to organize many activities”. One of these, it says, “is to spread Islam to the non-Muslims in Finland”.
  • Now Muslims in Finland want a mega-mosque. The idea that mega-mosques “prevent radicalization” is clearly popular among proponents of Finnish mega mosques, but on what evidence is this view based? Can they name one country where this was actually the case?
  • Finland would be wise to look at what the establishment of Saudi and Gulf state-funded mosques in the rest of Europe has already done to the continent in terms of Islamization and radicalization.
Helsinki, Finland (Image source: Mikko Paananen/Wikimedia Commons)

In recent years, Muslims in Finland have been complaining about not having an official mosque. This is not entirely true; the Finnish Tartars have an official mosque with a minaret — in Träskända — which other Muslims are free to use. There are also around 80 small mosques in Finland, around 30 of them in converted buildings or private flats in Helsinki, although many of them are referred to as “prayer rooms”. One such mosque is the Masjid Iman mosque, located in Helsinki on the Munkkiniemen street. According to its website, the 214-square-meter mosque, which calls itself “The Islamic Multicultural Dawah Center”, was established in 1999 and is “one of the well-known mosques in the Helsinki area”. As is increasingly taking place, the mosque, according to the website, was formerly a church. The mosque boasts that it has been “able to organize many activities”. One of these, it says, “is to spread Islam to the non-Muslims in Finland”.

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3 thoughts on ““Now We Want a Mega-Mosque to Spread Islam to the Non-Muslims in Finland””

  1. Finns are just as stupid and cowardly as the rest of north europe. When you invite someone into your home, you deserve what you get.

    1. Actually Finns are more suspicious of outside cultures than most other EU countries. It is the only EU country to ever have successfully fought off a Russian invasion post WW2. They are not a bunch of lily-livered cowards. They have reluctantly had to accept EU directives regarding allowing ‘refugees’ into their culture for some time. They are certainly not as idiotic as the utopian minded multi-culti Swedes and often use them as an example of what they do not want to happen to Finland.

      The solution is to emasculate EU powers so that countries get to decide who they let in and for how long – and who they want to expel and when.

      1. Not sure how far their nationalism/patriotism goes, but overall it seems they are, like most Scandinavians, collectivists.

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