Secularism
Ifop study reveals re-Islamization among young Muslims in France
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An Ifop study shows that French Muslims aged 15 to 24 are increasingly drawn to rigorous forms of Islam, often preferring Sharia to republican laws. Unlike their elders, this generation exhibits intensified religious practices and a temptation toward an Islamist political project. The trend raises questions about secularism and the Muslim electorate.
Nobel laureate Amartya Sen stated that his confidence in the invulnerability of secularism in India has weakened. Addressing a Kerala government conference, he noted that secularism remains strong in Kerala but faces a threat in other parts of the country. Sen praised Kerala's human development model and emphasized the need to resist organized efforts to impose smallness on the nation.
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The National Assembly adopted a Republicans' resolution on January 22 to list the Muslim Brotherhood on the EU's terrorist organizations list, with 157 votes in favor and 101 against. This non-binding text sparked five hours of heated debates between La France Insoumise and the National Rally. The exchanges highlighted irreconcilable views on Islam and secularism in France.