Intro
Susanne Schröter (from the Goethe University Frankfurt) is a German social anthropologist who focuses primarily on the study of Islam, gender, and conflict. In this interview (via English subtitles), examines the Ahmadiyya community in Germany in an interview with WELT. While the community is known for its good integration and public relations work, Schröter points to its rigid, orthodox orientation. The influence of the Caliph in London, strict gender segregation and problematic views on Israel are central themes. The question also arises as to how the community reconciles its integration in Germany with these views, especially in light of the current debates about anti-Semitism and Muslim communities.

She also mentioned the famous case of the honor killing in Germany wherein an Ahmadi man killed his daughter. She has written about the Qadiani’s before. She also mentioned how the Ahmadiyya Community is trying to build 100 temples in Germany and how they don’t care if they are empty.

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Links and Related Essay’s

Susanne Schröter – Wikipedia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Susanne_Schr%C3%B6ter#:~:text=Susanne%20Schr%C3%B6ter%20is%20head%20of,Muslim%20and%20secular%20women%20activists%22.

I.E.N. on X: “This weekend, the small town of Mendig in Rhineland-Palatinate will host the “Jalsa Salana,” the annual gathering of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat, Europe’s largest Muslim congregation, with an expected attendance of 50,000. Previously used for military purposes and rock festivals,” / X

crouch-2011-book-review-schroter-susanne-(ed-)-(2011).pdf

The history of #Ahmadiyya in #Germany – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog

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