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There's a motorcycle club in Denmark, which is the first of its kind in the world. A Muslim-Jewish biker club known as Muju (Muslim + Jew) they hail from a country without particularly large populations of Muslims or Jews. Their symbol is a modified version of the hamsa, a symbol common to both traditions. They seek to promote coexistence between religious minorities by their example.
Founded in 2019 by Dan Meyrowitsch and Id Sohail Ashgar the idea was to start an old-school style motorcycle club with the goal of breaking cultural stereotypes about religious minorities. According to Meyrowitsch,
"We want to show people that just because we are Jews and Muslims, we aren’t that different from any other Danes,” he says. “Although I’ve never experienced much racism, I did find a certain distance between Jews and Muslims in Denmark – and it’s a shame. That’s why our club is a good way to show that it doesn’t have to be like that."
Said Idrissi was one of their first members. When he heard about the new biker club being formed he wanted to join as well. According to Idrissi,
“When I grew up, I often heard that Jews and Muslims don’t get along,” says Idrissi, who works as a carpenter. “Unfortunately, I’ve also heard Muslims saying that you can’t trust Jews. And many of them live in areas where there are no Jews, so they have no idea who they really are. But when I tell them about this club, they’re curious about it. They want to know what it’s all about. I always make a point of passing on my positive experiences to them”
The club frequently visits mosques, synagogues, and churches across Denmark. They celebrate Ramadan and Hanukkah together as well as visiting festivals, museums, and cemeteries. In 2019 (the year of their founding) a Jewish cemetery in Copenhagen was vandalized on the anniversary of Kristallnacht. Ever since then the group's members have served as peace guards, guarding Copenhagen's Jewish cemeteries on the anniversary of Kristallnacht every year.
You can read more about the group in the Haaretz article here as well as the
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