Karnal wrote on Jan 1
st, 2013 at 12:42pm:
Big Dave wrote on Jan 1
st, 2013 at 12:07pm:
Karnal wrote on Jan 1
st, 2013 at 11:52am:
Big Dave wrote on Jan 1
st, 2013 at 11:45am:
It is funny how christmas ruffles many muslims feathers. They'll just have to get used to it because we aint changing for them.
Right. Let’s get a bit of a p!ss up happening over in Mecca, Big Dave. That’ll show em.
What are they going to do? Behead us?
One of the biggest muslim organisations in aus if not the biggest (Lakemba mosque) posted an anti-christmas instruction to all muslims not to even wish people a merry christmas on facebook. It was MADE to take it and wouldn't have otherwise. Why don't you just bend over and atleast try to pull your head out of your ass Karnal. Just a little bit even.
What a load of crap. What actually happened is someone posted a link to some nutcase site on their Facebook page.
Not only did they take the link down, they made a public statement supporting Christmas, the birth of Christ, interfaith dialogue and Muslim.assimilation into Australian culture. If I’m not mistaken, they even put on a Christmas barbecue.
News Ltd, however, reported that the link remained up - wait for it- for almost a day!
The Australian Muslim Association’s Facebook page - now that’s news. Rupert must have round the clock surveilance.
MADE to take the link down? Now let’s see, which organisation polices the internet to make everybody comply to having a jolly Christmas?
ASIO? The religious police? The Australian Retailers Association? Fred Nile’s private militia?
If they didn't agree with the post they put up then why preach about the same thing during their prayers karnal you douche? This extract is from aussiemuslim.com.-Australia's biggest mosque has removed an online post that called for a 'fatwa' against Christmas following harsh condemnation from the Muslim community.
The Lakemba Mosque had posted the religious ruling on its Facebook page on Saturday morning, warning followers it was a "sin" to even wish people a Merry Christmas.
The notion that Muslims wishing other people a merry Christmas will take them out of their faith is outright ridiculous, laughable and borders on the extreme
It followed a similar lecture during Friday prayers at the western Sydney mosque.
One of the posts from the mosque's Facebook page that has been removed.
The head imam at Lakemba, Sheikh Yahya Safi, had told the congregation during prayers that they should not take part in anything to do with Christmas.