Beginning last July, the Canadian public was involved in a conversation cyberspace with the aim of improving their understanding of Muslims, non-Christian community of the main according to government estimates reached 1.1 million in 2011 or 3.2 per cent of the total population of Canada. The activity was initiated by the national daily,The Globe and Mail,which includes a series of articles about Muslims and invite readers to comment or ask questions.
Readers generally want to know how Muslims reconcile their lifestyle, inspired by a religion from the seventh century,with the values of modern,secular,egalitarian society. One theme is the importance of gender relations and the false perception that Muslim women enough to marry,have children and stay at home to serve their men.
