Posted on 02/06/2015 8:21:56 AM PST by ilovesarah2012
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Muslim Day at the Capitol will be held at the end of the month for members of the religion to learn more about state government and become more familiar with their lawmakers.
The Oklahoma chapter for the Council on American-Islamic Relations organized the event for the first time this year.
News of the event did encounter backlash on social media, however.
“It’s kind of depressing to see such hatred and negativity, especially about practicing a right that’s fundamentally American,” said CAIR Executive Director Adam Soltani.
Comments were made on social media such as “I’m sick of our society catering to these people,” and others calling the event ”national terrorist day,” or saying “Islam is not a religion.”
“I really wish they would get to know a Muslim, because the faith isn’t represented by the people who commit criminal actions.”
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In one our reddest states.....goodness. I feel like we are losing. This is just nuts.
“I really wish they would get to know a Muslim, because the faith isn’t represented by the people who commit criminal actions.”
I’m really not feeling the void in my life. No thanks. Not seeing the need.
We are losing.
So sad isn’t it. I just can’t believe it. The way they forced the gays on us has been so successful that now they are doing the same with the Muslims. Yes I am saying the gay program was successful, but I am disgusted by it.
We are losing.
My mom’s families from Oklahoma and I could not imagine my grandfather tolerating this cr@p.
Hindu and Buddhist day? Jewish day?
Read City of God. The Roman Republic was lost long before anyone realized it.
Followed by Christian Day and Jewish Day, yes?
No one will show up to counter this.
FU CAIR!
Will they be celebrating the beheading of the female plant worker?
Good gawsh....Oklahoma....seriously?
In the state where the first jihadi beheading in our nation took place.
This country is running out of places to run to.
People showed up in protest at a similar gathering in the Dallas area, just two weeks ago. Are Oklahomans really going to let this go unchallenged?
Can't undo that now that they've found a religion they can get behind.
It’s easier for them to stage these “muslim day” at state capitols if they stagger them, rather than launching them all on the same day.
It also keeps it out of the national headlines, it’s just a local news item, and not even local in “your town” quite often.
“Those who ignore history are damned to repeat” George Santayana.
Stop the adulterated history of Islam
Beheading is a permanent staple of Islam, that is why Mohammed owned several swords, one infamously named the “cleaver of vertebrae.”
Obama always tries to shield the atrocities committed in the name of Islam.
As Reverend Graham further said in response to President Barack Obama drawing a parallel between the barbaric acts of the Islamic State today with actions by Christians during the Crusades, which ended 700 years ago, evangelist Franklin Graham said there was a difference between Jesus Christ who “taught peace “ and did “not take life” versus Mohammed, who “was a warrior and killed many innocent people.”
Reverend Graham further said that, “True followers of Christ emulate Christ – true followers of Mohammed emulate Mohammed.”
TheReligionofPeace.com
Islamic Terror Attacks on Christians
(Since 9/11)
This is a list of targeted acts of terrorism on Christian civilians and church workers by religious Muslims since September 11th, 2001. These attacks have nothing to do with war, combat or insurgency. The victims are innocent Christians who were specifically targeted and abused solely on account of their faith by those who claim their own religion as a motive.
There may be a few anomalies on the list, as it is compiled by keyword search from our main database. Neither is this a complete account of Islamic terror attacks on Christians since much of the violence goes unreported.
http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/Pages/ChristianAttacks.htm
Debauchery always has been at the core of Islam since its foundation.
Islam: The Awful Truth
By Justin O. Smith
American Thinker
October 4, 2014
Islam is violent and repressive, and its sacred texts are the heart of darkness at the center of the Islamic State’s inspiration and motivation, despite Barack Obama’s assertions in September 10th’s address to the nation that the Islamic State “is not Islamic” and that “no religion condones the killing of innocents.”
Violence is an integral part of Islamic doctrine, following the example set by its Prophet Mohammed, and in the name of Islam and Allah, Muslims have been murdering innocents, since 656 AD.
Six hundred years after Mohammed, one of Islam’s most respected scholars, Ibn Khuldan wrote ‘Muqaddimah’ (Introduction to History), which explained: “In the Muslim community, the holy war is religious duty, because of the universalism of the Muslim mission and [the obligation to] convert everybody to Islam either by persuasion or force.”
Like most good Muslims, Khaldun’s inspiration came from ‘The Verse of the Sword’, Sura 9:5, “revealed”
Sura 9:5__ “...kill the Mushrikun (unbelievers) wherever you find them ... But if they repent and perform As-Salat/ Iqamat-as-Salat [the Islamic ritual prayers], then leave their way free...” Also Sura 9:33__ “It is He [Allah] Who has sent His Messenger [Mohammed] with guidance and the religion of truth [Islam], to make it superior over all religions...”
The Hindu Kush, seventy-five thousand square miles between Afghanistan and Pakistan, was populated by Hindus until approximately 1000 AD and the Muslim invasions. An estimated 60 million Hindus were murdered by Muslims over a thousand year reign, and Hindu Kush is the Muslim name for the region. It means “Hindu Killer.
The rest of the history.
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