And influx of immigrants to Europe from Muslim-majority countries, most of the immigrants men.

The effect on European women?

Ion Hirsiali suggests an answer to that question in the title of her new book, Pray.

Welcome to Uncommon Knowledge, I'm Peter Robinson.

Ion Hirsiali grew up in Africa and the Middle East.

She sought asylum in the Netherlands, where she became a citizen and served in the Dutch parliament.

Then she moved to the United States.

Ion Hirsiali became an American citizen in 2013.

She is now a fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford.

Her new book, Just Published, Pray.

Immigration, Islam, and the erosion of women's rights.

Ion, thank you for joining us.

Peter, thank you for having me once again.

Pray, let me quote you.

In my life, I have experienced the sexual discrimination, harassment, and violence

that are commonplace in Muslim-majority countries.

I have also, on more than one occasion, had to fend off the unwanted attentions of sexually

overbearing Western men.

I can tell you which problem is worse, close quote.

Which problem Ion?

The problem with Muslim men and men from non-Western societies is worse.

But Peter, before I say another word, I want to make it plain that I'm not talking about

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