امنیتی‌سازی هویت دینی مهاجرین مسلمان درآلمان

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The present study examines the process of securitization of the religious identity of Muslim immigrants in Germany. In recent decades, with the increase in the number of Muslim immigrants to Germany, security and cultural concerns about their religious identity have expanded in the public space of this country. The present study seeks to answer the question of how the process of securitization of the religious identity of Muslim immigrants in Germany affects their social relations and cultural interactions with the host society? The process of securitization of the religious identity of Muslims in Germany leads to the creation of social and cultural gaps between Muslim immigrants and the host society, in such a way that this process strengthens specific religious identities and reduces the possibility of social integration. Using qualitative methods, such as media content analysis and case studies, this study examines the processes in which the religious identity of Muslims has become a security issue. This article analyzes government policies, media discourses, and social responses to issues related to Islam and Muslims, and examines the role of these discourses in shaping the religious and cultural identities of immigrants. The findings show that under certain circumstances, the religious identity of Muslims not only becomes a tool for their identification and differentiation in society, but also becomes a security concern in the political and social space. Finally, this research points to the challenges and opportunities facing Muslim immigrants in Germany in the process of social integration and its effects on immigration and security policies.