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Mosques in Germany

Discontent over the building of a new mosque has come to a head in Cologne. There are more than 200 mosques across Germany, and permits are issued without asking local residents.

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Germany is home to around 4 million Muslims. Ever since 9-11, mosques here have been under heightened scrutiny, particularly those in which hate preachers try to radicalise their congregations. In a bid to counter radicalism, Osnabrück University has now started Germany´s first-ever training course for Muslim clerics, aimed at providing imams with language skills and local knowledge.

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# So, imams made in Germany, aimed at taking responsible charge of the increasing number of mosques being built here. And that´s an issue that makes some people´s blood boil. So, let´s take their pulse on it.
November 11, 201001:18 min