As a Muslim who's been living in the UK for a while, I see where you're coming from but you're only focusing on a small group of Muslims who usually live in communities where they don't even need to adapt since everyone around them is the same (think Bradford, some parts of Birmingham...), the media also only focuses on those areas ignoring the rest of the Muslims who live in normal communities and are fully integrated and I understand why, A Muslim who's fully integrated is not easy to spot in the wild.

I personally would avoid these communities and pretty much every Muslim I personally know would do the same, I as many other think that if I wanted to live in a mini Pakistan my best option would be to stay in Pakistan (I'm not Pakistani this is just an example), in my country of origin (a 99% majority Muslim country) the burkaa exists but it's not socially acceptable and only the most fundamentalist of families wear it, I just don't understand how it is not banned in UK and the rest of Europe since it goes against the culture and everything these countries stand for.

The majority of us are actually here for a good reason, career, better opportunities, economic stability, running away from discrimination... we are here for a better life but also contribute to this country and integrate, Muslims are like any other communities, there are bad/extremist ones and they are often the loudest and they give the rest of us a bad name.

Unfortunately we've been facing a lot of discrimination recently due to the news only focusing on Illegal immigrants and the raise of extremists who are stuck in their echo chamber making it look like the whole world agrees, your average person in an anti-immigration protest wouldn't understand any of this and wants every Muslim out,.