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The whole world needs to remove all the muslims Tajikistan's government is removing Muslim influence from the country & pushing their cultural roots in a new policy shiftIn an effort to reduce crime, reclaim national sovereignty and reignite its cultural roots Tajikistan is removing Muslims and their influence from the country.Actions have intensified limiting Islamic influences while pushing the country's ancient Persian roots, a policy shift experts say could serve as a model for Western nations struggling with rising crime linked to open borders and M*lim explosions.The Central Asian republic, where over 95% of the population identifies as M*slim, has initiated recent actions, including a 2024 ban on hijabs and "alien garments"Lawmakers argue these move protect against extremism, crime and cultural erosion, promoting unity through shared Tajik traditions.Tajikistan's targeted restrictions:♦️Arabic-sounding names have been prohibited for newborns, with officials encouraging Persian-derived alternatives to reinforce ethnic Tajik identity.♦️Marriages between first cousins, common in Islamic communities, have been outlawed to promote genetic health and modern family structures.♦️Long beards, often associated with m*slims, face enforced trimming, with authorities citing over 13,000 such interventions in a single crackdown.♦️State-backed campaigns now flood markets with colorful Tajik dresses and tunics - while festivals highlight ancient dances and music, with Arabic and overly pious expressions banned.♦️Women, in particular, are urged to embrace these styles over Islamic coverings - avoiding m*slim attireTajikistan's unapologetic defense of its heritage resonates as a timely warning - according to experts.They say as Europe deals with with the fallout from mass migration – predominantly from Muslim-majority nations – data reveals a pattern, spikes in violent crime, including rape, correlating with the influx of muslimsExperst say that while correlation does not explicity prove causation, and other factors play roles, the numbers demand attention.Nations that have strict border policies, have massivley lower rates of violence, crime and rape.Examples:🟥Sweden's surge in sexual violence:Sweden - once one of the safest nations -now leads Europe in per-capita rape reports, with convictions rising sharply after the 2015 migrant wave.🟥Over 58% of men convicted of rape or attempted rape from 2013-2017 were foreign-born, despite immigrants making up just 19% of the population.🟥A 2025 Lund University study pegged the figure at 63% for recent cases🟥Germany's post-refugee crisis escalation:The 2015-2016 influx of over a million 'asylum seekers' mostly Muslim men from Syria, Afghanistan, and Iraq, coincided with a 13% jump in reported rapes and sexual assaults.🟥Gang rapes hit 761 in 2023 alone, with foreigners – including refugees – accounting for 47.5% of suspects, far exceeding their 14% population share.On the flip side: 🟥Japan's insular stability:With Muslims at 0.28% of its 125 million people, Japan boasts one of the world's lowest homicide rates (0.2 per 100,000) and has virtually no sexual assaults.🟥Strict visa policies and cultural homogeneity are credited with the safety and security of the country🟥South Korea's controlled borders, home to fewer than 200,000 Muslims (under 0.4% of the populace)🟥The nation reports rape rates one-tenth of Sweden's, crediting its selective migration favoring skilled workers over refugees.🟥Violent crime remains rare, with community policing and assimilation demands keeping streets secure.