Viewpoints: Anti-Muslim prejudice in Europe

Baroness Warsi, the chairman of the main party in Britain's governing coalition, has said that anti-Muslim prejudice has "passed the dinner table test" and become socially acceptable in the UK.

Here are the views of Muslims from around Europe on whether they think anti-Muslim attitudes are now considered acceptable in their countries.

Sweden
Professor Anne-Sofie Roald, professor of religious studies at Malmo University and a Muslim convert"Muslims feel accused and stigmatised - that's why they creep into their own minority thinking"

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