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Polish Muslims documentary:
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[@bop3312]

Polish Tatar they don’t force people to become as them they don’t take over land they live very quietly respect Polish culture and Faith !!! They different.

[@sikorsikor7098]

Yes, they are muslims and they are Polish. Their homeland is Poland, they fought for it many times, they are proud to be Polish. Poland is proud to have such citizens.

[@TheZen582]

Tatars that settled in Poland were free to follow theirs religion since settling. They gave us many great leaders and heroes. They were and are part of Poland and Poland will always be loyal to them.

[@zulimanismail1966]

As a Malay muslim in Malaysia.. I really understand Polish people..they not anti immigrant but do not like the idea imigrant implying their culture in Polish..once you wanted to become Polish then you must be Polish first regarding of what you race or religion of faith..

[@jadwigawadolowska366]

There is no anti Tatar sentiment or politics in Poland 🇵🇱!

[@miya_kim_h.]

I'm Polish Muslim with Kyrgyz backgrounds (3rd generation already) living in small Polish town. Me and my family never had problem and bad experience about faith and backgrounds : )) In my town by last years noticed more Muslim immigrants, one family from Uzbekistan, Bangladesh, some Turkish and Arabic people, most of them have kebab buissness and very popular places/restaurants here in my town, one is even with direct neighborhood with curch ; ))

[@aniabe8525]

Please update your film. It is 2023, there are no attacks on mosques in Poland.

[@az6877]

Polish people are good at least the ones I met, peace to you all from Chechnya.

[@martindworak]

I was born and mostly raised in Poland, as a kid I learned in school about the Tatars. I learned that they were great warriors, they fought for the Polish king and forever earned rights and became officially recognized by the government, in fact there was a certain amount of pride associated with them. Poland is +90% Christian(Roman Catholic) quite a bit less are practicing but, the population in Poland realized that there is a great amount of stability that comes with a homogeneous society. For example, ethnic Russians are practically nonexistent in Poland, Stalin made sure of that, but thanks to that Putin can never invade under the pretext of “saving his precious countrymen”. People in Poland are not afraid of Islam, they are afraid that so many will come that they will institute their own laws, take over towns and even the Police will be afraid to go in there. It’s what’s happening in England and other places in Western Europe.

[@martindembek9833]

I don't think Tatars are having tough time in Poland from what I've heard they're very respected minority. Not only by the government but also by the locals living in Eastern part of the country. Turkish minority in Poland is well integrated too. Regarding some marginal situations when there were clashes I don't think there was a case when somebody burned down the mosque in Poland I do not recall such situation. There was an attack on the kebab store but that was becuase the guy who worked at the kebab store have attacked one of the locals with a knife so community gathered around and attacked the kebab store. I'm not aware of any other situations.

[@Bosniak803]

Well,I'm Bosnian and Moslem ... My relatives and ancestors are in Islam since 17 century

[@adam7690]

I was walking in Kraków last year,in the streets at the same day i saw orthodox jews,budhists monks,catholics,orthodox christians, muslims ,also womens in hjab, i saw some students of different skin colours,and my self who look different because I am italian-polish and look more mediterranean origin,one thing is inportant :to respect people and don't harass

[@luishernandezblonde]

Tatars are part of Polish culture and nation, we are proud. As a Catholic whose uncle is Muslim Tatar, it is an honour. 🇵🇱

[@cssourcepl]

THE MOSQUE WAS NEVER SET ON FIRE! THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM WAS AT FAULT.

[@jackowsky86]

I was always fascinated with polish Tatars and other minorities that decided to become Poles, like Germans, Scotts, Jews and many other. Being open for all these nationalities and creating multicultural republic is something I can be proud of.

[@Paparapatheraper-POL]

Poles respect them , because they respect Poland it is that simple.

[@AvazBahromov]

Hi Everyone, it is nice to see Turkic communities living in Poland. I am from Uzbekistan, and we have one big Polish Catholic church in Tashket(the capital city of Uzbekistan) too.

[@adrianrokosz1054]

Only one mosque were set on fire (but not burned) in Poland in Gdańsk (2013), not many mosques (as you said). And police don't know who did it but muslims themselves are suspected... Nowadays Tatars suffer much more from Arab immigrants because of their radical intolerance due to the allegation of "Tatar soft islam", than they ever suffered from catholic Poles.

[@Whizkazz]

I'm from Poland and I try to remind myself incidents of mosques being burned in Poland and I hardly remember anything. I've checked even Google to be sure and there is only one situation of Mosque in Gdańsk, where entrance door was burned (not the whole mosque). Arsonists haven't been found so far, but police suspect that the mosque fire was supposed to be a revenge for ritual slaughter of cattle and far-left extremists are the main suspects. Police found evidences saying about that.

[@BARAN-sq5gg]

Jazak allah akhi, i been in poland for some 6 years , reverted back to islam here . With all the ups and downs Overall its pretty good here, and i prefer living among them conservative christian poles because we have similar values