MASS MUSLIM IMMIGRATION: The reason why virtually no woman in Europe is safe anymore

June 12, 2026 by BareNakedIslam Leave a Comment

According to ex-Muslim author and political commentator, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, walking in certain neighborhoods in Brussels, London, Paris, or Stockholm, you suddenly notice that only men are visible. The shop assistants, waiters, and patrons in cafes are all men. In parks nearby, it is only men and boys playing soccer. In the communal areas of apartment buildings, it is men talking, laughing, and smoking. What happened to the women? Why are they no longer sitting at sidewalk cafes or chatting in the streets?

HOOVER The answer is that some women have removed themselves from those neighborhoods, others have been hounded out, and still others are at home, out of sight. For now, these neighborhoods have two things in common: low income and a large number of immigrants from Muslim-majority countries. If this trend continues, it will affect more and more places in Europe; more and more streets will become unsafe for women.

It is no secret—though it is considered impolite or politically incorrect to point it out—that the perpetrators are disproportionately young Muslim immigrant men from the Middle East, South Asia, and various parts of Africa. Often operating in groups, they are making it increasingly unsafe for women to venture into a growing number of neighborhoods in European cities.

We are witnessing a challenge to the rights that European women once took for granted. I do not think it is coincidental that this challenge has followed a significant increase in Muslim immigration.Approximately three million people have arrived illegally in Europe since 2009, the majority of whom have applied for asylum. Roughly half, predominantly Muslim, arrived in 2015. Two-thirds of the newcomers were male.

The overwhelming majority of these young men have arrived from countries where women are not regarded as equals or near equals, as they are in Europe.

Beginning in late 2015, reports of such sexual assaults, as well as rapes and cases of harassment, snowballed. As I looked further into the phenomenon, it became apparent to me that the escalation in the number of sex crimes was occurring in the western European countries that had opened their borders to unprecedented numbers of migrants and asylum seekers from highly patriarchal, predominantly Muslim societies. In 2015 alone, close to two million people, mainly men, arrived in western Europe from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq, Pakistan, Nigeria, and other countries with large Muslim populations.

Authorities understate the incidence of assaults and harassment of women. In the interest of political expediency, politicians play down the threat and encourage the police to do the same. Excuses are made for criminal behavior. Judges hand out light sentences to perpetrators. And the media self-censor their reporting—all in order, it is said, to avoid stoking racial and religious tensions or providing ammunition for right-wing populists.

This conspiracy of silence, or at least of understatement, has had predictable beneficiaries: none other than the right-wing populists such as the National Front (now National Rally) in France, the Party for Freedom in the Netherlands, the Alternative für Deutschland in Germany, and all the other parties whose core policy pledge is to restrict immigration, and particularly Muslim immigration.

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