Our goals

To address the serious deficiency in the lives of Muslim migrants in Europe, their main problems must first be addressed. These can be attributed, on the one hand, to the lack of social integration and, on the other hand, to the lack of awareness of the opportunities available in the local society. In other words: encircling oneself and staying away from society. Therefore, support in several forms is urgently needed. The inner energies of migrant Muslims must be ignited and developed instead of us investing heavily in observing or controlling them. Converting someone is not our country's job. That's why we should think carefully, do we really want to keep Muslims away from their religion? Or develop their skills positively?

This can be described more simply like this:

The boiler must be vented so that there is no risk of explosive pressure. This is the only way we can expect good things from the pot.

And on the Muslim side we find a completely different problem. They try to counteract the pressure in the local society by concentrating on their traditional religious duties and forgetting to fulfill or complete other crucial duties until we saw that the children of their own Islamic values were being flayed and Have lost your identity. They are neither recognized as Germans nor as Arabs. This poses significant risks for society as a whole. Such youth are perceived as easy targets by potential terrorists. Because lack of identity produces people who are very easy to persuade.

The spiritual void is a fertile land where the seeds of extremism thrive best.

We do not want Muslims to be content with just a few acts of worship, as is usually the case in mosques. Therefore, our goals include the following:

Replacing many textbooks with racist content
Cultural and educational range of services (courses, events, ... etc.)
Restoration of trust between the social components

Support for associations (MSO) in the sense of the common integration task
Marriage initiation and uniform marriage register

Close cooperation with the youth welfare office and KIZ

Family and social support