They call it sports. In the middle of Denmark's capital Copenhagen, a group of people or white are playing some kind of ball game.

Except not with a ball. They're throwing and kicking a Quran.

A warning. today's assignment here on the BBC World Service

contains material that many people will find offensive because after the so-called sports the Aglemud Dawkins

further. We will now burn the holy Quran. The K-I-S-C-J-A-G-A-G-G-A-G-G-G-A-G-G-G-Gee!

Because of you, there is police everywhere.

How does it make it feel?

Well, I mean, the reason the police are here is that many, many people want to kill me

in an act of terrorism because I'm under a threat of my life for many, many radicalized

Islamists. This is Gasmus Palluden. He's chosen a time and place

to cause maximum offense to Danish Muslims. Across the square from here, away from the drunken singing, they're celebrating the end of the Ramadan fast.

Their actions right now are deeply offending to me and to most things.

Somebody from a very, very invasive... are deeply offending to me and to most things.

Somebody from a very, very invasive conquering religion

decide to manifest themselves on our city hall square in our capital.

That's a great provocation against us.

All of this was during Denmark's recent election campaign,

a contest to decide its new parliament and therefore its government. One where immigration was

centre stage. I'm Sahar Zand and for assignment I'm exploring a hardening attitude towards immigrants, especially Muslims in a

country usually known as one of the world's most tolerant.

What do you think should happen to the Muslims in this country?

I think they should be helped to relocate to their own home countries.

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