I think it is important to separate objections to mass immigration from anti-Islamic sentiment.
The (((media))) wants to spin this as a political party that is "far right" or even "fascist" trying to ban Muslims from entering Sweden. That is nonsense--the Sweden Democrats are not Fascist, and their objection to mass immigration is based on economics and crime, not religion or ideology.
Who here would want the population of Tulsa Oklahoma to be dumped into Medina or Cairo? Many of us would be frustrated if foreigners moved into our land and began collecting generous welfare, without assimilating into the general culture. This has been true for a long time. In the 19th century US, the native population was outraged when Italians and Irish (Catholics) showed up by the thousands on the east coast, as it changed the character and demographics of places like New York and Boston.
The Swedish are rightfully worried that the economy of their country is going to be damaged, and that ethnic and religious conflict from the Middle East is going to be imported into their nation.
A reasonable immigration policy that is based on merit, and held to sensible levels, is desirable. A completely open door policy to the third world, without any plan to integrate immigrants and find them stable employment is a recipe for disaster.
I live in an area with a large Muslim population in the US, but the people here are upper-middle-class, educated, and have adapted well to American life (mostly Arabs, Persians, Egyptians, etc.). They make excellent neighbors, and my town has one of the lowest crime rates in the US. It would be an entirely different situation if the US government suddenly decided to drop 50,000 Somali refugees with little or no education into my town.
It wouldn't matter if those Somalis were Muslim or Christian, the outcome would be the same.
This is politically-incorrect to say, but it is the truth, and we all know it.