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Why? They don't allow Christianity in much of the Islamic world, they don't need to in Somalia though as
Al-Shabaab takes care of business.
Minneapolis becomes first major American city to allow broadcast of 5 Muslim calls
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Why? They don't allow Christianity in much of the Islamic world, they don't need to in Somalia though as
Al-Shabaab takes care of business.
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We're not in the Muslim world, are we? Well, not we Americans anyways. You refugees to an eastern country might have different results. As much as you want to meddle in American politics, you will never understand our desire NOT to be a theocracy or to let the dominant religion force its beliefs on everyone.
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You're so full of shit lady, arrogant and incredibly ignorant.
Yep, we Americans are "arrogant" in our pride in our country.
Thanks for the public admission that, once again, you've been bested. Have a lovely night, Cindy.
I lived there for 60 years. I own a condo there and spend a ton of time there. Great city. Great restaurants, culture, sports. You would hate it. No redneck losers.
Still is. Just not for a sick fuck like you.
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I've been to more countries than you've had hot dinners, matey. Planning to see my sons in Tokyo and Singapore soon.
Now even Buckwheat from the little rascals has turned Muzzy! Goes by Kareem Of wheat since the conversion.
Rabid righties want them not to get along well, it would deprive them of their "see, I told you so" comebacks.
The only people you don't hate or fear are WASPs, amirite?
Fundamentalists should love this prayer. It's what they want for the US, a theocracy.
Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
A lot of this happening in the last few years
Jews and Muslims in New York bond over shared space and shared values
When a Muslim group needed a place for youth religious education, it began meeting at a synagogue. This arrangement led to friendship and learning -- and activism.
https://faithandleadership.com/jews-and-muslims-new-york-bond-over-shared-space-and-shared-values
Jewish History – Jews & Muslims Together in the Middle Ages
a time when Jews and Muslims lived in harmony and thrived together. While in the 21st Century, there is much political, social, and religious concern about Jewish-Muslim relations in the world, it was not always this way. At one time, Jews and Muslims lived side by side, worked together, studied together and even today, there are many similarities the way Islam and Judaism is observed from a religious perspective. This common era is a hopeful sign of the potential for good things to come in our world.
“There are conflicts in every family, but brothers and sisters should always work at making things better in their relationships – no matter the history.”
https://tamidnyc.org/54-jews-muslims-christians-together-middle-ages/
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Why does a routine regulation in Minneapolis seem to bother you so much? The Muslim population in the US is already 11% with no Shari'ah laws in sight.
I read that Judaism, Christianity and Islam are the three Abrahamic faiths we all have in common. (I'm not sure that reads correctly but you get the point.)
ROTFLMFAO!!!!!
Not a chance, pal.
I've been to Tokyo and Singapore. Seoul, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Auckland, every major city in Italy, France, Germany, Belgium, Norway, Sweden, Finland. Central America, South America, dozens of countries there. I traveled internationally for business. Because of course I was a captain of industry. Did the McDonalds in Singapore have room for you?
Too funny. Your insult missed the mark by a mile. I have over a million miles just on Delta.
You haven't been out of your back yard, son.
Because he is afraid of his own shadow.
Guno צְבִי
We fight, We win, Am Yisrael Chai
that dialogue once avoided, is now taking place in some communities. The ties of mutual affection we have built and the sense of solidarity and common purpose we have achieved has given us increasing confidence that we can have that difficult conversation about Israel-Palestine, even at an awful moment like the one we are presently experiencing, and come out of that dialogue with our friendships intact. Indeed, we have reached this point because a critical mass of American Muslims and Jews have come to understand that strengthening ties between our communities is not only morally uplifting but is crucial to ensuring our well-being in the face of the recent sharp rise of white supremacy, Islamophobia and anti-Semitism in America.
https://www.baltimoresun.com/opinio...0210528-royr2lxv4vgsnbzwetpnldxkdy-story.html
