Islam in Gibraltar

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According to a 2009 Pew Research Center report, there are 1,000 Muslims in Gibraltar who constitute approximately 4% of the population.^[1]

History

Historically, Gibraltar was first foothold of Islam in Europe as Tariq Ibn Ziyad, a Moor military leader anchored herein 711. The place reported after him as Jabal-al-Tariq or Hill of Tariq isnow known as Gibraltar.

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Islam in Europe

Middle Ages	Conquest of Hispania Al-Andalus Islam in southern Italy Transmission of the Classics Cultural transmission Norman-Arab-Byzantine culture Medieval Christian views on Muhammad Crusades Reconquista Tatar yoke

Early Modern	Reception of Islam in Early Modern Europe Protestantism and Islam Anglo-Moroccan alliance Ottoman wars in Europe Ottoman–Habsburg wars Barbary pirates Barbary slave trade Islamization of Bosnia and Herzegovina Russo-Turkish wars Islamization of Albania Orientalism in early modern France

Modern	Orientalism Islam and modernity Partition of the Ottoman Empire Nazi Germany and the Arab world Islam and secularism Islam and democracy

Contemporary issues	European Islam Islamic terrorism Islamic antisemitism Liberal movements within Islam Religion in the European Union Islamic dress in Europe Islamophobia Eurabia Jihadi tourism

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Islam in Gibraltar

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