[American in Israel]

. And furthermore, we don't have any proof that the muslim in question was obligated to pray to Jesus.

Well we have the word of an Islamic who's religious teachings tell him that to lie to infidels brings honor on the family, vs the Christian business who's religious teachings say all men have free will to choose Christ or not, (so to force religion on someone is against the religion), and to lie is to break one of the 10 commandments.

Oh, decisions, decisions... Only a liberal could not figure this one out. (Translation: Islamic gold digger attacking the infidels, again.)

[nina0113]

I actually shared an office with a muslim a few years ago - he did keep a prayer rug in his bookshelf & used it when possible. He was a techie, so was not always at his desk at prayer time. It inspired me to clean my desk, because my side of the office was in the direction of Mecca, & I didn't think he should have to face my normal disarray when praying.

I shared an office with him for close to a year, and it's impossible for me to believe that he would ever be involved in any terrorist activity. He was one of the kindest & most gentle people I've ever known.