An American historian predicts that the Muslim population in Europe will grow by 2030

American historian and columnist Bill Federer has made a sensational statement about upcoming demographic changes in European Union countries. The expert suggests that by 2030, Muslims could make up the majority of Europe’s population.

In Federer’ opinion, such demographic shifts could lead to a transformation of the legal framework in European countries, including the potential introduction of Sharia law. The historian notes that Islamic influence could extend far beyond the current Muslim enclaves in major cities such as Paris, Brussels, or London, coming to encompass entire cities.

To support his position, Bill Federer draws historical parallels with North Africa and Egypt, which were once centers of Christianity, and also mentions the fate of Hagia Sophia in Constantinople. The scholar expressed concern that such processes of religious and political transformation could, in the long term, affect even places as significant to the Christian world as the Vatican.