[Vigilanteman]

The media reports have not described why exactly Islam apparently faces a need to be legalized despite its presence in the country for many years.

I am normally against having any government being given any authority on legalizing any religion. But if Islam has a track record of political violence in Angola as, say, the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt, then it ceases to be a matter of freedom of religion and becomes a matter of national survival.

[Vanders9]

I agree. Its no business of the State to legalise or ban religious thought. However, as has been stated many times and understood clearly by those of us who can be bothered to take note, Islam is not just a religion. It’s an entire cultural, idealogical and political system.

[skeeter]

Any religion, political party or organization that exists for the purpose of enslavement of non members should be banned in free countries.

Once not long ago we all understood and accepted this bit of common sense.