Salih claimed that Christians fear their civilization is collapsing and are blaming Muslims instead of facing their own crisis of faith. He argued that if all religions were allowed to preach freely, Islam would “win hands down,” and that Britain is no longer a Christian country but a Christian-minority one.

Carter added that many people are converting to Islam because they are disgusted by the actions of Christian extremists, whom he referred to as “filthy animals.”

NEWSRAEL: WHY THIS IS IMPORTANT
These remarks reflect a growing trend among Islamist activists who portray Western Christian society as collapsing while framing Islam as the inevitable successor. Their rhetoric seeks to delegitimize Christian concerns, fuel social division, and present Islamism as rising and unstoppable. Understanding these narratives is essential for countering efforts to radicalize communities and undermine Western values.