Posted on 11/24/2013 9:51:25 AM PST by tje
LUANDA – According to several Angolain newspapers, Angola has become the first country in the world to ban Islam and Muslims, taking first measures by destroying mosques in the country.
“The process of legalization of Islam has not been approved by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, their mosques would be closed until further notice,” Rosa Cruz e Silva, the Angolan Minister of Culture, was quoted by Agence Ecofin on Friday, November 22.
(Excerpt) Read more at onislam.net ...
Sanity from Angola, who’d of thought.
In 10 minutes, I’m moving to Angola.
About time. Islam is a retrograde political movement masquerading as a religion - a dangerous societal cancer.
Is Scientology still illegal in Germany? If I recall properly, it was in the 1990s. Too clandestine, too much financial trickery, too vindictive against those who spoke out against it.
After looking at Nigeria, who is surprised.
Sounds like a good idea.
For reference
“Angola’s population is overwhelmingly Christian. About three-fifths of the population is Roman Catholic, about one-sixth is Protestant, and the remainder adhere to traditional beliefs or other religions.”
In ten hours, Angola will be on fire. In ten days, Angola will cease to exist.
Even Klingons think you’re right.
Sanity shows up in the strangest places.
It was, but still came back. It was also illegal in Britain, but came back.
However, some of Windows versions were banned in German State use, because a supplier of one of the modules was a Scientologist.
Do either of those nations officially recognize Scientology as a religion? President Bill Clinton made that call in America after John Travolta paid him a visit.
One of the things most muslims agree is the sign to engage in physical jihad against a people/nation is the prohibition of Islam. Even the so called moderates sign on.
I bet they don’t have Obamacare in Angola, either.
And O won’t help them
Moscow mayor: No more mosques in my city
More sanity from Angola than Europe or America.
Islam is just one of 200 religions and sects (including some variants of Christianity) that Angola’s Marxist rulers have banned.
http://allafrica.com/stories/201311200767.html
I wouldn’t be so sure about that. It’s a shame Jonas Savimbi won’t be around to enjoy this either way. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonas_Savimbi
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