France and Islam: The rise of fundamentalism
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Gender segregation is becoming more widespread and almost every second Muslim finds it problematic to receive medical assistance from a person of the opposite sex, shake hands, kiss the cheek or swim in a mixed pool, while a similar percentage consider Islamic rules to be more important than French law.
According to a well known expression in the intellectual circles of the Parisian Left Bank, everyone is talking about it. Careful, sensitive poll ahead. This is how Patrick Cohen opened his editorial on France Inter, the French public radio service. Sensitive because of its subject, the relationship French Muslims have with Islam. Sensitive also because of its conclusion, which states that fundamentalism is progressing, especially among the youngest. The study was
