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German schools' efforts to shield Muslim students from digital extremism
A recent study has revealed a gap in the teaching of Islamic religious education in public schools in Germany, despite the number of participating students doubling since 2015 to approximately 84,000 pupils. Islamic education is limited to only nine federal states, and participation rates vary significantly between regions, reaching up to 15% in Bavaria, compared to less than 2% in some eastern states. Experts emphasize the need to expand the scope of Islamic religious education in schools to enhance religious awareness and build intellectual resilience against religious extremism and online radicalization, especially amid the growing discourse of extremism and recruitment networks on the internet.
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