Islamized Germany: Burqa-Clad Children Overrun Berlin, Echoing the Streets of 'Islamabad' (Video)

In the heart of Berlin, a Muslim street festival recently took place in Kreuzberg, capturing the attention of both attendees and observers alike. However, amidst the festivities, a controversial sight emerged that stirred intense debate and raised concerns about Germany’s immigration and integration policies. Disturbingly, young girls as young as six were spotted donning full-body veils and headscarves, prompting comparisons to cities like Islamabad and Marrakech. These scenes have reignited the discourse surrounding the challenges of Islamic assimilation.

Symbolizing Integration Failures

The sight of young girls enveloped in full-sharia body veils and headscarves, has become a powerful symbol of the failure of integration and immigration policies in Germany. This display starkly contradicts the principles of gender equality and raises poignant questions about the willingness of certain communities to embrace the values and norms of their host country. The images from Berlin-Kreuzberg’s street festival have sparked an incendiary debate across social media platforms, with many expressing profound concern about the potential implications for these girls’ future autonomy and freedom of choice.

Social Media Debates

Armin Petschner-Multari, a political advisor from the CSU (The Christian Social Union in Bavaria) party, took to Twitter to express his dismay, stating, “The scenes look like Islamabad, but it’s Berlin.” His tweet vividly highlights the growing sentiment that such scenes erode the cultural fabric of Germany. They also contribute to the ascent of the Alternative for Germany (AfD), the country’s only conservative party. Comparisons to cities like Marrakech, Khartoum, and Yemen further stoke the discussion, forcefully questioning the level of integration within immigrant communities.

Sharia: A Disturbing Reality

This alarming display of young girls adhering to Islamic law (Sharia) in a Western nation that has long grappled with integrating its Islamic immigrant population raises profound concerns. The hijab is not a symbol of freedom but an emblem of female oppression, as countless women who have escaped Iran can bitterly attest. For both secular and former Muslim women, the hijab serves as a perpetual physical reminder of their subjugation to the culture and laws of Islam. Alarming practices are prevalent in many Islamic communities in the West, where women are coerced into conforming to Sharia norms and are left with no choice but to cover themselves.

The Quran itself mandates that women cover themselves to such an extent that they no longer have the capacity to provoke temptation. Failure to comply with this command renders them vulnerable to mistreatment. As Robert Spencer explains, “It is not a cultural custom, as some purport; it is a religious edict.”

(Quran 24:31) And tell the believing women to lower their gaze and be modest, and to display of their adornment only what is apparent, and to draw their veils over their bosoms, and not to reveal their adornment except to their own husbands or fathers or husbands’ fathers, or their sons or their husbands’ sons, or their brothers or their brothers’ sons or sisters’ sons, or their women, or their slaves, or male attendants who lack desire, or children who know nothing of women’s nakedness. And do not let them stamp their feet so as to reveal what they hide of their adornment. And turn to Allah together, O believers, so that you may succeed.

(Quran 33:59) O prophet, tell your wives and your daughters and the women of the believers to draw their veils close around them. That will be better, so that they may be recognized and not molested.

The acceptance of Islamic norms by Western governments and corporations only empowers those within Islamic societies who seek to undermine and annihilate Western laws and liberties. In various European regions with significant Muslim populations, Islamic patrols exist, harassing individuals engaged in activities and dress deemed “non-Islamic.”

Countless instances (see here and here) reveal the horrifying reality of Islamic girls being murdered by their families or husbands for refusing to wear the hijab or becoming too “Westernized.” These incidents demonstrate the deeply ingrained oppression and control that accompany the enforcement of Islamic dress codes.

Hate-filled emblem

In the West, the hijab is often seen as a sign of commitment to Sharia. Islamic scholar Dr. Bill Warner explains that it is not merely a religious or cultural symbol but a hate-filled emblem of political allegiance to Islamic law. The promotion of oppressive Islamic clothing represents a significant threat to the advancement of Western values. Figures like Jamal Badawi, associated with the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), who claims that the hijab is a command of Allah and the duty of the state to enforce, only serve to exacerbate this threat. It is crucial to prevent this dangerous agenda from gaining a further foothold in Western societies.

Moreover, Muslims in Germany and throughout Europe not only attempt to enforce Sharia clothing on Muslim females but also on non-Muslims. For example, a disturbing Sharia propaganda campaign aims to veil non-Muslim Western girls through platforms like TikTok. This video-sharing platform has already faced scrutiny for its illegal use of data about children and its ties to the Chinese government. In German and Austrian cities, young women are approached by Muslims who offer to “restyle” them with hijabs and Islamic body coverings. These encounters are filmed and shared on TikTok channels associated with online Hijab stores.

The videos are inundated with comments from hundreds or thousands of individuals who appear to be Muslim men, praising the girls for their “beautiful Islamic transformation.” These videos are celebrated within radical Muslim circles. The embrace and glamorization of Islamic headwear and bodywear not only undermine Western values but also contribute to the advancement of Sharia in Germany, Austria, and the West. This represents a form of cultural and civilizational jihad, seeking to change and subvert Western culture from within, or simply put, Islamize it. Sharia fashionwear becomes a tool in the submission of Western non-Muslim women to this cultural jihad.

Dr. Bill Warner emphasizes that while many people perceive the hijab as religious or cultural, it actually symbolizes Sharia and holds a deeply political meaning. Therefore, the hijab in the West is not about modesty or fashion but a hate symbol against Western values and a commitment to Sharia.