Re: Islam and the West
@Barbie , preaching islam isn’t what i’m talking about, even i run away from the the christian missionaries that try to preach religion to me so i can understand why that might be a turn off discussing the religion, but i wish more “moderate” muslims would make public in your face type of appearances rather than ones like Wahhaj and Malik Ali
Wahhaj is an imam at a mosque in Brooklyn. A U.S. attorney named him and 169 others as co-conspirators in the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. Wahhaj was never charged and has denied involvement.
Malik Ali is a Bay Area Islamic activist who spoke at “Israeli Apartheid Week” at UC Irvine in 2010. There he said he supports Hezbollah, which the CIA labels a terrorist group.
Most of the time it’s the extreme ones like these that make the news and are highlighted. they even scare the moderate muslim probably.
yep i know the number of muslims is growing fast in the united states, that’s why i feel like in the future these conflicts will be even more apparent. don’t you guys think so?
Please do a little research on Imam Siraj Wahaj, you won’t find anything extreme in his lectures. Here’s his interview video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_O8__kaEYAI
We’re living in times of confusion and deception and even muslims themselves are confused about their faith so God help us all.