الإسلام في فرنسا : قراءة سوسيو-تاريخية

Abstract EN

Islam in the West in general and in France in particular is a modern sociological phenomenon.

This debt appeared as early immigrants from North Africa arrived, especially.

Interest in studying Islam within French society began with the change that resulted from the emergence of new generations of immigrants with different social representations from the host society, which carries the values and principles of the French Republic, which has transformed the sociological structure of society.

Here, talk about Islam, Muslims, and France's Islam has begun as an alternative to new generations.

Most studies in this context have distinguished between a quiet Islam and a sectarian, sometimes sectarian, Islam that characterizes young people of new generations.

Most young men also take their identity from Islam in exchange for French identity, a thing that has bothers many political and media figures to talk about the failure of the integration policy.