Sayfo Omar - Allah tágas földje

"Sayfo Omar's name does not sound unfamiliar to those who follow political events in the Middle East. In this book, which is a dystopia in its genre, he outlines the worst possible possibility that could happen to Europe. He plays down our visceral fears regarding the refugee crisis, anticipates our worst reflexes, all with the tools of fiction and the knowledge of a scientist. The most terrifying thing in his dystopia is not the derivation of the cold logic of the emerging hatred, but the fact that some of the predictions written in the book seem to be coming true now. May God have mercy on Europe's soul if he is right in everything."

Sándor Jászberényi is a writer and war correspondent

"The refugee crisis and the jihadist terrorist attacks strengthened prejudices and simplistic generalizations against Islam as a religion and culture "alien" from Europe. The search for mutual understanding and dialogue seems to be replaced by fear and intolerance. Sayfo Omar's book shows the complex, difficult and contradictory situation of the European Muslim communities, their relationship with their traditions and European culture from the "inside" through Nasím's story, the everyday life of him and his environment, contributing to the reader's impersonal "mass" suggested from many places. picture" in the background, see the man living his daily life, fighting and struggling."

Zsolt Rostványi, Islamic expert, former rector of Corvinus University in Budapest