There are an estimated five million Muslims in France today, which is the largest such population in Western Europe.
A century ago, they were called "colonials"; in the 1960s, they were known as "immigrants"; today, they are "citizens".
With issues of immigration and integration raising the political temperature in Europe, this three-part series looks back at the history of Muslim immigration into France. It is a history that remains alive today, with the ongoing debate over how to reconcile France's long-standing tradition of secularism with religious diversity.
What challenges have Muslim immigrants in France faced and overcome in order to retain their cultural identity in a foreign country?
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