Muslims prosper in Catholic Poland

Aleteia - published on 03/08/13 - updated on 06/07/17

Poland's Muslim community makes up only a tiny fraction of the country's population. But with immigration from places like Turkey, Pakistan and Chechnya on the rise, the numbers can only grow. And Muslims are intent on gaining understanding and respect, whether they've been there for centuries or just a few years.

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