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[Telegraph-UK] Adrian Michaels - Last year, 5% of the total population of the 27 EU countries was Muslim. But rising levels of immigration from Muslim countries and low birth rates among Europe's indigenous population mean that, by 2050, the figure will be 20%, according to forecasts. Data indicate that Britain, Spain and Holland will have an even higher proportion of Muslims in a shorter amount of time. 2009-08-11 06:00:00Full Article
A Fifth of European Union Will Be Muslim by 2050
[Telegraph-UK] Adrian Michaels - Last year, 5% of the total population of the 27 EU countries was Muslim. But rising levels of immigration from Muslim countries and low birth rates among Europe's indigenous population mean that, by 2050, the figure will be 20%, according to forecasts. Data indicate that Britain, Spain and Holland will have an even higher proportion of Muslims in a shorter amount of time. 2009-08-11 06:00:00Full Article
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