The Impact of Mass Muslim Migration in Scandinavian Countries

This chapter delves into the demographic changes in Greater Dallas, Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, with a focus on the rise of Islam as the second largest religion in Scandinavian nations over the past three decades. It explores the historical context of Muslim immigration, the influx of refugees, cultural challenges faced by Muslim immigrants, and the resulting rise of far-right parties. Additionally, it examines the government's role in monitoring and funding religious institutions and the impact of foreign funding on controlling religious narratives.