before you complain about hostility to construction of mosques

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keep in mind that we should clean up own backyard if we have to have a leg to stand on

http://www.middle-east-online.com/english/culture/?id=24362

why are some muslims in the persian gulf threatened by the presence of churches in their own countries?

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Re: before you complain about hostility to construction of mosques

^ i was asking this question to a fellow muslim friend of mine.

It goes beyond ignorance, In the quran it is clearly written that we should respect other religions , in their believing and practising .... shouldnt we question why why the ahle saud demolish the graves of the prophet and the jannatul baqi?!

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Re: before you complain about hostility to construction of mosques

Did you even read the article you posted?

BTW: where did you see hostility towards construction of mosque?

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Exactly what i was thinking

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[quote]
Christians should "worship their God in their homes," not publicly, he wrote.

Lawyer and former justice minister Najib al-Nuaimi also objected to building churches in Qatar on "legal and social" grounds.

"Qatar is a Muslim -- not secular -- state, as per its constitution. There should have been a referendum on the building of these churches in order to ensure they are socially accepted," he said.
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there ya go.

keep that in mind before crying and whining about european grievances against the construction of more mosques over there.

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From the same link:

"Once St. Mary's opens, neighbour Saudi Arabia, which also practises Wahhabism, will be the only Arab nation in the Gulf that bans churches."

Thank you.

You should also remember that even though mosques are built in most places but it doesn't mean there are no "resistances" from some of the locals there.

When was the last mosque built in Spain? One before that?

BTW: Can you tell me if this church is allowed to ring its bell (out in the open, loud)?