The effects of the immigration crisis in France

The publication of imaginary cartoons attributed to the Prophet (PBUH) in 2015 and their republication in 2019 in the newspaper Shali Abdo triggered a crisis in France and Muslim protests and identity conflicts in that country. Initially, these conflicts were mainly discussed as a question of freedom of expression and the "clash of civilisations". However, the evidence shows that there is a growing negative attitude towards the Muslim minority, caused by the immigration crisis and the growth of the Muslim population. The spread of right-wing extremist parties. The French liberal identity has seen Muslims as the other and the negation of its own identity. Instead of studying these riots as an independent event, which gives them a temporal character, this article will focus on framing the crises as a manifestation of the identity conflict caused by the lack of recognition of the Muslim minority as the main identity group. The aim of this article is to discover the identity conflicts that form the basis of these crises and to examine the performance of French identity, which, by creating a crisis of caricatures, seeks to highlight the competitions and complications that lead to the protest and incitement of Muslims as a major identity group in France. Is. In this article, using an analytical-critical approach and drawing on the theories of thinkers such as Taylor and Kamilika, the first part discusses theoretical aspects related to identity and the politics of identification. He explains that the clash of identities between the integrated identity of the French and the Muslim has led to the emergence of Islamic radicalism in the form of terror and violence.