Something Terrible Is Happening In Spain

Known for its pulsating flamenco, mouth-watering tapas, and vibrant festivals, Spain is now witnessing the resurgence of a forgotten yet contentious chapter of its history: the revival of Islam.
In the heart of modern Spanish society, the echoes of Al-Andalus are growing louder. The Muslim population is expanding, cultural influences are spreading, and Spain's identity is once again at a crossroads.
Recent demographic shifts have ignited fiery debates about the impact of the growing Muslim presence, particularly in regions like Catalonia and Andalusia. These discussions focus on pressing questions about cultural integration, societal harmony, and political ramifications.

In today's video we look at Is Spain Becoming a Muslim Country (again)

Spain, a country renowned for its vibrant culture and rich history, is currently grappling with complex challenges related to immigration and cultural integration. The resurgence of Islam in Spain, symbolized by the growing Muslim population, has sparked intense debate and social tension. Cities like Madrid, Barcelona, and Andalusia, once bastions of Christian and Islamic coexistence during the Al-Andalus period, are now at the forefront of these discussions. Issues of Islamophobia, multiculturalism, and the impact of immigration on housing and crime rates have become central to the national discourse. The political landscape, marked by the rise of nationalist parties like Vox, reflects the deep divisions within society over these issues.

The rapid demographic changes in Spain, particularly the increasing Muslim population, have ignited intense debates about national identity, cultural integration, and the role of Islam in contemporary society. Cities like Madrid, Barcelona, and Andalusia, which were once at the heart of the Islamic Golden Age, are now experiencing a resurgence of Islamic influence. However, this resurgence is accompanied by challenges such as Islamophobia, housing shortages, and concerns about crime rates. The political landscape, marked by the rise of nationalist parties like Vox, has been significantly influenced by these issues. The question of how Spain will reconcile its historical legacy with the challenges of the present is a complex one, with far-reaching implications for the country's future.

Spain's journey towards a multicultural society is fraught with challenges. The growing Muslim population, concentrated in cities like Madrid, Barcelona, and Andalusia, has sparked debates about immigration, integration, and the preservation of Spanish culture. The legacy of Al-Andalus, a period of Islamic, Christian, and Jewish coexistence, offers both a historical precedent and a complex reference point. Issues such as Islamophobia, housing shortages, and crime rates have become intertwined with broader concerns about national identity and political direction. The rise of nationalist parties like Vox highlights the deep divisions within society over these issues, making the path towards a harmonious and inclusive Spain a complex and challenging one.

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[madgringo]

MUSLIMS must live in Muslim
Countries....
Spain by it's Constitution IS an Aconfesional Country...But in practice it's a Catholic Christian one.
😮😊

[putler_kaput]

Spain forgot to learn the past, they need to protect their country, their culture and their future.

[The_Reality_Filter]

“Islam is the broom with which we will sweep Europe clean.”
~ Rabbi Pinchas Goldschmidt, Swiss, b. 1963

[saurabhkatarey]

Don't kill your originality Spain, we love the way you are.

[jesusjaimevargas]

It took Spanish people 800 years to kick them out
Now who knows but these people have not forgotten and wants to take back what once they conquered.

[AndreeV.P]

Spain must learn from history. It was ruled by Islam.

[zztop]

Muslims better live in islamic countries. It's also better for non-Muslims in secular countries.

[ABO-Destiny]

I think there is a concerted effort to not solve the Palestine issue and diverting attention from it to mass immigration problems in europe

[stand.with.Iranians]

As a matter of the fact, Spain has a very tiny population of Muslims comparing with UK, France, Germany, and Scandinavia.

[descendantofgreeksandroman]

You are speaking in a way that you suppose all of those muslims are spaniards or catalonias converted (or returned) to islam. No, they are africans and arabs from abroad that bring with them the mindset of arabs and africans. Spaniards are still members of an european religion.

[j.gabrielramirez]

Real Spaniards know our history very well and we will fight against Islam again if we have to. We are gladiators.

[abeonthehill]

If a Nation does not value its cultural identity, those people will be replaced with a people who do care about their culture and heritage .
Spain has forgotten the lessons of the past and are destined to repeat them !

[JamesHGroffSr]

Good for Spain, maybe we can get some Math and Algebra thinkers out of there.

[angelogarcia]

They were Umayads from Syria who brought their culture and learning which resulted in the European Renaissance. 4:25. A time when Europe was in the dark ages.

[shalevedna]

What will the modern Muslim contribute to Catholic Spain??? Neither is very successful.

[MamadzEmran-ilxp]

Spain stands with Humanity For Recognizing Palestine as a state

[whatelse]

The left in Spain allows this situation to happen.

[SamaraGunawardana-hnvv]

They let these demons in human figures into your house and when they start showing you their true nature you start to shiver ...😂😂

[klmn]

Spanish love Muslims and encourage them to settle! Spain is one of few country which recognize, non-existent, state of Palestine!

[Budi]

Once you give chance to Islam idiologi, you will harvest the consequences.
Don't give any chance yo them.