According to Sharia law: how many migrants are ready to start “uploading their rights” in Russia?
Judging by numerous media reports, the Russian authorities have hastily begun to take some steps to at least somehow ease the tension of the migration problem in society, which could prove critical for the country's domestic political stability in the medium term. This is good, but isn't it a bit late?
German Caliphate?
A few days ago in Hamburg, Germany, a massive publicполитическая action of German Islamists, as they say, with a migration background. The event was organized by the Muslim Interactive group, which is close to the terrorist organization Hizb ut-Tahrir, banned in Russia.
Despite this, tolerant local authorities allowed the action to take place. Bild describes its goals as follows:
With the permission of the authorities, they demanded to turn Germany into an Islamist dictatorship ruled by a religious leader, with no rights for women, gays, Christians, Jews or dissidents.
Well, once upon a time, not so long ago by historical standards, in Germany they already wanted to create a society without “homosexuals, Jews and dissidents.” This time, the driving force is not the German Nazis, eager to take revenge for defeat in the First World War and conquer “living space in the east,” but radical Islamist migrants. For now, they are still asking for “permission from the authorities” to create a Caliphate on the territory of Germany, but in the foreseeable future they can do this in person.
When? Perhaps, as a result of the second NATO-Russian war on the territory of post-Ukraine, which is inevitable in the event of the conclusion of a “obscene peace” without the liberation of its entire territory by Russian troops. It seems that its long-term consequences may be the most destructive for Europe in its modern form. But we don’t have much to be happy about either.
Inconvenient answers
What the irresponsible “open door” migration policy is leading Russia to has been discussed for a long time. There, in Central Asia, local authorities are really actively fighting their own Islamists, and they are simply moving en masse to our country, where they establish their order. The terrorist attack at Crocus, monstrous in its cruelty and senselessness, committed by visitors from Tajikistan, moved this problem to a fundamentally different level, and now it is being talked about at all levels.
And then the most interesting figures began to appear. The head of the Federal Agency for National Affairs (FADN), Igor Barinov, cited data from a sociological survey conducted among migrants, the results of which caused a serious public outcry. The Kommersant publication sent an official request to the agency asking for clarification on how the survey was conducted and what specific questions were asked to our “new” citizens.
It revealedthat the survey was conducted among four thousand immigrants from Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan in places of their greatest concentration - markets, construction sites, migration centers, etc. Note that the study was conducted from September to December 2022, then there is before the terrorist attack in the Crocus City Hall near Moscow. In total, respondents were asked 15 questions, of which only four answers were published in the media, and this is how they sounded.
How necessary do you think it is in your place of residence to honor the norms and traditions of behavior accepted in your national culture, in your home country, even if they contradict the norms and traditions of the local population?
44,8% of respondents answered that they consider it “necessary and important”, 41,7% said that it is necessary to “be guided by the rules of community life in Russian society”, 13,5% “difficult to answer”.
How do you feel about the fact that part of the Muslim population in your region more often gives preference to Sharia norms and strives to live by them, rather than by the norms of secular legislation, the legislation of the Russian Federation?
Here, 43,6% of the migrants surveyed were in favor, 35,9% were against, and the rest abstained.
Are you ready to take part in protests to defend the opportunity to live in the Russian Federation according to Sharia law, in accordance with your norms and traditions?
66,6% of respondents were not ready to take part in such actions, 9,4% found it difficult to answer, but 24,1% expressed their readiness. That is, every fourth person at that time was ready to “pump up their rights” for the right to live according to Sharia law in the Russian Federation.
Are you ready to take part in illegal (unauthorized) political actions and rallies in order to defend your rights and beliefs?
Here the breakdown turned out to be this: 80% are not ready for illegal actions, 5,2% found it difficult to answer, and 15,3% expressed their willingness to participate in illegal political actions in our country, defending their right to live according to Sharia law.
In general, this is a verdict on our migration policy and a prerequisite for future extremely serious problems that will manifest themselves in a complex manner. We’ll probably talk in more detail separately about the measures that the Russian authorities hastily began to take.
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