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Well Done This Man, Its Not A Mosque....
Children come to see the animals, not people praying!
And common sense prevailed in this case.
http:// www.nlt imes.nl /2015/1 2/30/no t-a-hou se-of-p rayer-p etting- zoo-own er-defe nds-eje cting-m uslim-f amily/
And common sense prevailed in this case.
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they have no place in the west, have a go in a muslim country with demands you will get sort shrift or a bullet to the head, and yet they want the same things they profess to leave behind for freedom in the west
17:49 Fri 06th May 2016
TTT - //W_T_F does the "prayer" involve 5 times a day? I mean why is Allah so demanding? sounds very oppressive to me....hang on! //
One man's oppression is another man's joy of faith.
You can find demands in any religion - and followers who follow them to the letter, more or less, a bit, or not at all.
But you can be sure that the more devout a follower is, the less he or she feels that following practices is a burden.
One man's oppression is another man's joy of faith.
You can find demands in any religion - and followers who follow them to the letter, more or less, a bit, or not at all.
But you can be sure that the more devout a follower is, the less he or she feels that following practices is a burden.
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Generally Muslims won't keep dogs as pets but those Muslims who won't keep dogs as pets will keep them as working dogs, such as hunting dogs.
Other than that, Muslims are allowed to keep animals as pets provided they are not extravagant pets and that they are treated kindly.
I often see Muslim families at both the local zoo and the local nature centre which has petting animals such as rabbits, sheep, cows, ponies, donkeys, goats and pigs.
Other than that, Muslims are allowed to keep animals as pets provided they are not extravagant pets and that they are treated kindly.
I often see Muslim families at both the local zoo and the local nature centre which has petting animals such as rabbits, sheep, cows, ponies, donkeys, goats and pigs.
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