Muslims warn of 'problems' in shared prayer room

WorldNetDaily.com ^ | January 4, 2007

[Dallas59]

But at least you'd know who done it. Then we drop nukes.

[Torie]

The solution? Rent a room, at market rates. I would have a camera in it myself for security purposes. Color me paranoid.

[Vince Ferrer]

Fine, they can lease the space for their prayer room just like any vendor in the food court or the newsstands do.

[Man50D]

More and more absurd and more and more alienating by their arrogant rigidity.

It sounds like Nazism all over again.

[TomGuy]

Let's see:

They can't share a prayer room because "Where you have Christians and Muslims praying at the same time, it will create a problem," said Fuad Ali.

But they can create a scene on board an airplane and call it prayers and get mad if they are removed from the airplane and complain that they had to pray on the airplane because there was no place in the terminal for them to pray.

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They seem to want things both ways -- their own private prayer room and the ability to cause a scene on board airplanes.

[Man50D]

They seem to want things both ways -- their own private prayer room and the ability to cause a scene on board airplanes.

They want Islam to rule the world.

[supremedoctrine]

THey must be deported NOW, while it is still possible.
Were I President, I would find a way to do it. If we keep playing their game, they will grow and grow, and even if they don't attain serious political influence, it will be WE that have to get out of their way on the streets, and in public places. They are all marauders, and have no business here, dictating how WE should behave to THEM.
Their unbelievable arrogance is precisely the thing that throws us off balance; we still keep bowing our heads and buckling under, and that of course, only emboldens them.
I for one am NOT afraid of "another attack"---the internal, political wing of Islam, currently embodied by
the likes of CAIR and the Flying Imams, are the important thing to keep in check, and fight against. They play on the potential of a nuclear threat, and then propose themselves as the peaceful alternative, with the none-too-subtle message of
"WE are your true friends, better be nice to us, or Al Qaeda will bomb you in the name of Islam, and there's nothing WE can do to stop them." No, listen......THIS is the real danger---CAIR, and incidents like the Airport Imams---an attack by a sleeper cell, or domestic Islamic terrorists would SPELL THE END of all the political legwork that is being carried out by CAIR & Co., and they are not about to allow all that work to go down the drain.

[teenyelliott]

"Where you have Christians and Muslims praying at the same time, it will create a problem,"

Why? What kind of problem? The kind of problem where you have to cut an infidel's head off?

[highlander_UW]

There is a private place for muslims to pray if they're not willing to share the common area set aside for such a purpose...it's called a bathroom stall.

[Cacique]

btt

[Man50D]

Their unbelievable arrogance is precisely the thing that throws us off balance;

It's more than arrogance. They want Islam to become the state.

[Asclepius]

"They took us off the plane, humiliated us in a very disrespectful way," Shahin said after the incident.

As opposed to when he is humiliated in a very respectful way?

Muslims and early adolescents always seem to be getting humiliated. What is about Islam and puberty that makes some people so painfully self conscious?

[rabscuttle385]

Deported to where? Back to Somalia? Perhaps a deportation to join Saddam in Hell with Satan would be a better idea.

How Americans can kowtow to these little pipsqueaks is truly appalling. It's as if we are already living in dhimmitude.

[rabscuttle385]

Perhaps they have an inferiority complex?

[SheLion]

Now Somalis, who make up a large community in Minnesota and are predominantly Muslim, are demanding changes at the airport, including a private place for them to use for their prayers.

Oh for heaven's sake!  They just keep pushing the envelope!!

[awelliott]

"Where you have Christians and Muslims praying at the same time, it will create a problem," said Fuad Ali, a Somali leader who spoke at a meeting with airport officials, according to the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

I honestly don't see the problem. I think I could pray without hindrance even if the muzzies were in the same room praying to their false god...

[donmeaker]

Sure, give them their own room. and make them fly on planes built by Muslims...

[snarks_when_bored]

Muslims are demanding a private room to pray at the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, saying there will be problems if they have to share an existing "quiet room" with people of other religions.

Would somebody please pull the prayer rug out from under these guys?

[pandoraou812]

I have no problem with deporting them. I am sick of their constant demands. Give them an inch and they want miles. We need to tell them adapt and stop the BS or get the hell out of here. I still don't understand why they want to come here since we are white devils and all the other names they call us. Stay in your own countries Muslims and we would all be happier.....

Read this thread http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1762069/posts

This guy in the above thread says....The Muslim Brotherhood, an Islamist movement started in Egypt, "plans to Islamicize the USA through peaceful means in 30 to 50 years," said Martindale. "By getting people elected to Congress, they hope to make the U.S. an Islamic country.

"Allah is our objective. The Prophet is our leader. Qur'an is our law. Jihad is our way. Dying in the way of Allah is our highest hope."—Muslim Brotherhood

Lovely, just lovely. I am all for them dying for Allah before converting me.