Talk:Islam in Greece

message: Muslim Greeks in Dodecanese? I really do not think so. Look again, bring evidence!
*Well, next time when you pop in Kos check it for yourself.
Between the Asklepion and Kos Town, at Platani, roughly halfway to dine at one of two excellent Turkish-run tavernas; as on Rhodes, most local Muslims have chosen to emigrate to Turkey since the 1960s. link Apostolos Margaritis 12:35, 10 March 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Untitled

message: I've removed the comment "The minaret, unlike most in Greece, has not been demolished" that was on the picture in the beginning of the article, along with its source. Such comments are fanatical and i think that the only reason it was re-added (for it was previously removed again) is to present Greece and the Greeks as an islamophobic nation with no religious freedom that tries to eliminate symbols of other than Orthodoxy, religions. something that simply is not true... Firstly, the source comes from a turkish researcher, so, it can hardly been considered neutral. secondly, and i think more important, such comments can be added in other articles as well. so, if it will be readded here, we can also add something like "Church in Istanbul. Unlike the vast majority of Orthodox churches in Turkey, it has not been demolished not has been converted to a mosque", in a Turkey-related article. or maybe something like "(blank image) There is no church in Saudi Arabia, cause the theocratic regime has outlawed every religion apart from Islam, and punishes conversion by death" in a Saudi Arabia-related one. Wikipedia is not a place for fundamentalism, i guess... --Hectorian 17:24, 25 August 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  POVish comment 

message: Can we please have a history section of when Islam first entered greece and an image of any present-day mosqoues in greek cities.Would make things look much more accurate.-Vmrgrsergr 06:25, 22 June 2007 (UTC)
thread_title:  images and history needed. 

message: The number of Albanians mentioned is extremely misleading and it makes it appear that there are far more Muslims in Greece than in actuality. Most of the Albanians who immigrate to Greece are Catholic or Orthodox, and about 200,000 are ethnic Greeks who are definitely Orthodox. Most Albanians who have Muslim roots are also not practicing and hence should not be classified as Muslims. Are there are reliable statistics on the number of practicing Albanian Muslims in Greece? ==User  —Preceding unsigned comment added by 171.66.92.250 (talk) 23:57, 28 February 2011 (UTC)
thread_title:  Number of Albanians is misleading 

message: The article focuses a lot on Athens and Greece as a whole, but does not do a good job speaking on the presence of Islam in Greece's second largest city. I've added a bit about the circumstances, but could use more on the following aspects:
1) How Thessalonians perceive increased presence of Islam in city
2) Are there statistics specifically regarding increase/decrease/stagnation of Muslim populations in Greece? if so, throw those in there
3) Policy plans of neighboring countries to compare similarities and differences in managing European migrant crisis
4) Is the change in education and religious minister that happened in July 2019 going to make a difference in construction of mosque in Athens? What are the political affiliations of this person?  — Preceding unsigned comment added by Rtzs1 (talk • contribs) 02:11, 19 November 2019 (UTC)
thread_title:  More on Thessaloniki Muslim community 

message: I will be reverting this edit made by User:Bazadapfal as per WP:BANREVERT. Some of the sources used seem like good sources but they have been WP:CHERRYPICKED so I'll take some time to review the sources and restore content on a case by case basis.VR talk 17:58, 13 September 2021 (UTC)
thread_title:  Bazadapfal's edits