The Islamic takeover of Britain is almost complete.
According to the latest data released by the Office of National Statistics, Muhammad is now the most popular name for baby boys in the United Kingdom, overtaking Noah in the process.
Mohammad was also the top boy’s name with its many spellings back in 2021 in four of nine regions.
The Telegraph reports:
Noah came in second with Oliver third. Muhammad was the second most popular boys’ name in 2022 and has been in the top 10 since 2016.
Olivia remained the most popular name for baby girls for the eighth year in a row, with Amelia and Isla the second and third most popular for girls.
Each year, the ONS analyses the latest baby name data, revealing the most popular – and unpopular – names in the UK.
In 2023 there were 4,661 Muhammads born across England and Wales, up from 4,177 in 2022. In contrast, only 4,382 Noahs were born in 2023, down from 4,586 the previous year.
However, it is worth noting that while Muhammad is now the most popular boys name, there are at least 14 different ways of spelling it.
The most popular other spellings include Mohammed and Mohammad. When accounting for these variations, the name Muhammad has been the most popular in the United Kingdom for the past few years.
Muhammad is, of course, the name of the famous Muslim prophet and author of the Koran, the Islamic holy book. Therefore, practically all children given that name are Muslim.
Such developments vindicate comments made earlier this year by Vice-President-elect J.D. Vance, who described Britian as the world’s first “Islamist country” to have a nuclear weapon.
Goodbye England.
It was a fascinating and memorable 1000 odd years. pic.twitter.com/zihy9Xn6Sc
— Laurence Fox (@LozzaFox) December 5, 2024
“And I was talking about what is the first truly Islamist country that will get a nuclear weapon, and we were like, maybe it’s Iran, maybe Pakistan already kind of counts, and then we sort of finally decided maybe it’s actually the UK, since Labour just took over,” Vance said at the time.
The comments, which were intended more as a joke, sparked outrage among the British at the time. However, the statistics are impossible to ignore.
Over the summer, Britain was hit by widespread protests against mass immigration and Islamic terrorism.
The Labour government, under Prime Minister Keir Starmer, has responded by launching an aggressive crackdown on those involved and the imprisonement of those deemed “dangerous” to society.
The country’s most prominent anti-Islamist activist, Tommy Robinson, was recently sentenced to 18 months in prison for his documentary, Silenced, which exposed how a British boy, Bailey Maclaren, was falsely framed as a young racist thug for defending himself against a school bully who happened to be a refugee from Syria.
The journalist and civil liberties activist Tommy Robinson was sentenced to 18 months in solitary confinement for publishing a documentary film that a judge ordered him not to do. My thoughts: pic.twitter.com/4QkdBYPGwA
— Ezra Levant (@ezralevant) October 28, 2024
